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Moonchildren   

 
Royale Theatre , (2/21/1972 - 3/04/1972)
First Preview:Feb 11, 1972 Total Previews:12
Opening Date:Feb 21, 1972   
Closing Date:Mar 04, 1972 Total Performances:16

Category: Play, Comedy, Original, Broadway
Setting: Around 1965-66. A student apartment in an American university town.


Production Staff
Produced by David Merrick; Produced in association with Byron Goldman and Max J. Brown; Produced by arrangement with Martin Rosen; Associate Producer: Samuel Liff
Originally produced by Arena Stage (Zelda Fichhandler: Artistic Director)
Written by Michael Weller
Directed by Alan Schneider
Scenic Design by William Ritman; Costume Design by Marjorie Slaiman; Lighting Design by Martin Aronstein
Production Stage Manager: Alan Hall; Stage Manager: George Curley
Press Representative: Lee Solters, Harvey B. Sabinson and Marilynn LeVine
Cast
Peter Alzado Effing
One of the Others
Maureen Anderman Ruth
Student
Stephen Collins Dick
Student
Kevin Conway Mike
Student
George Curley Cootie's Father
One of the Others
Cara Duff-MacCormick Shelly
Student
Jill Eikenberry Kathy
Student
Christopher Guest Norman
Student
Ed Hermann Cootie (Mel)
Student
Salem Ludwig Uncle Murry
One of the Others
Ron McLarty Lucky
One of the Others
Robert Prosky Mr. Willis
One of the Others
Donegan Smith Ralph
One of the Others
Michael Tucker Milkman
One of the Others
James Woods Bob Rettie (Job)
Student
Louis Zorich Bream
One of the Others
Understudies: Peter Alzado (Bob Rettie (Job), Milkman), Gretchen Corbett (Kathy, Ruth, Shelly), George Curley (Mr. Willis, Uncle Murry), Ron McLarty (Bream, Mr. Willis, Ralph), Donegan Smith (Cootie (Mel), Dick, Effing) and Michael Tucker (Cootie's Father, Mike, Norman)
1972 Tony Award® Best Featured Actress in a Play
 Cara Duff-MacCormick [nominee]
1972 Theatre World Award
winnerMaureen Anderman [winner]
winnerCara Duff-MacCormick [winner]
winnerJames Woods [winner]
1972 Drama Desk Award Most Promising Playwright
winnerWritten by Michael Weller [winner]