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A Meeting by the River   

 
Palace Theatre , (3/28/1979 - 3/28/1979)
First Preview:Mar 20, 1979 Total Previews:10
Opening Date:Mar 28, 1979   
Closing Date:Mar 28, 1979 Total Performances:1

Category: Play, Original, Broadway
Setting: The grounds of a monastery outside Calcutta on the banks of the Ganges. Other locales include the Calcutta airport, a country house in England, a hotel room in Japan and an apartment in Los Angeles. The present.


Production Staff
Theatre Owned / Operated by The Messrs. Nederlander
Produced by Terry Allen Kramer and Harry Rigby; Associate Producer: Jack Schlissel
Originally presented in association with The Clarence Brown Company (University of Tennessee)
Written by Christopher Isherwood and Don Bachardy; Incidental music arranged by Glen Roven
Staged by Albert Marre
Scenic Design by Robert Mitchell; Lighting Design by Clarke W. Thornton; Costume Design by Marianne Custer; Assistant Lighting Design: Shirley Prendergast
General Manager: Jack Schlissel and Jay Kingwill
Production Stage Manager: Susie Cordon; Stage Manager: Andy Bew; Assistant Stage Mgr: Ron Durbian
Sound Effects by Aquarius Sounds
General Press Representative: Henry Luhrman Associates; Casting Consultant: Elizabeth R. Woodman; Assistant to the Director: Ed Kerrigan; Advertising: J. Walter Thompson Co.; Press Representative: Bill Miller and Terry M. Lilly
Cast
Keith Baxter Patrick
Sam Jaffe Tarun Maharaj
Siobhán McKenna Margaret
Simon Ward Oliver
Ronald Bishop Head Swami
Paul Collins Rafferty
Keith McDermott Tom
Meg Wynn-Owen Penelope
Gilbert Cole Asim
Jonathan Epstein Passport Official
Leslie Goldstein 4th Swami
Ed Kerrigan Swami Vegananda
Faizul Khan 2nd Swami
Harsh Nayyar Photographer
Arjun Sajnani 3rd Swami
Understudies: Bettye Ackerman (Margaret, Penelope), Gilbert Cole (Tom), Paul Collins (Oliver, Patrick), Jonathan Epstein (Rafferty), Faizul Khan (Tarun Maharaj) and Arjun Sajnani (Head Swami)