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We Bombed in New Haven
Ambassador Theatre
, (10/16/1968 - 12/29/1968)
First Preview:
Total Previews:
10
Opening Date:
Oct 16, 1968
Closing Date:
Dec 29, 1968
Total Performances:
85
Category:
Play, Satire, Original, Broadway
Setting:
The present. The Ambassador Theater, New York City.
Print
Opening Night Credits
Awards
Production Staff
Theatre Owned / Operated by
The Shubert Organization
Produced by
Helen Bonfils
,
Morton Gottlieb
,
Harold Leventhal
and
Joseph Stein
Written by
Joseph Heller
; Music for the song "Bomb, Bomb, Bombing Along" by
Burton Lane
; Lyrics for the song "Bomb, Bomb, Bombing Along" by
Joseph Heller
Directed by
John Hirsch
Scenic Design by
William Ritman
; Lighting Design by
John Gleason
; Costume Design by
Noel Taylor
General Manager:
Richard Seader
; Company Manager:
Ben Rosenberg
Production Stage Manager:
Warren Crane
; Stage Manager:
Lewis Rosen
; Assistant Stage Mgr:
David Piel
General Press Representative:
Dorothy Ross
; Press Associate:
Ruth D. Smuckler
; Drill Instructor:
Maxwell Glanville
; Photographer:
Bert Andrews
; Advertising:
Ingram Ash
; Assistant to Mr. Stein:
Sadie Stein
Cast
Jason Robards
Captain Starkey
Diana Sands
Ruth
Anthony Holland
Corporal Bailey
Ron Leibman
Sergeant Henderson
William Roerick
The Major
Frank Andre
Frank
Victor Arnold
Vic
Don Billett
Corporal Sinclair
Tom Brannum
Private Fisher
Robert Christian
Bob
Maxwell Glanville
Pfc. Joe Carson
Elek Hartman
Golfer
Garry Mitchell
Garry
David Piel
David
Hansford Rowe
Hunter
Gene Scandur
Starkey's Son
Dale Williams
Young Fisher
Standbys:
Alexandra Berlin
(
Ruth
) and
John Harkins
(
Captain Starkey
)
Understudies:
Frank Andre
(
Corporal Sinclair, Pfc. Joe Carson
),
Victor Arnold
(
Sergeant Henderson
),
Robert Christian
(
Corporal Bailey
),
Elek Hartman
(
The Major
),
Garry Mitchell
(
Golfer, Hunter
),
David Piel
(
Private Fisher, Starkey's Son
) and
Lewis Rosen
(
Young Fisher
)
1969 Theatre World Award
Ron Leibman
[winner]
1969 Drama Desk Award Outstanding Performance
Performer:
Ron Leibman
[winner]
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