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The Glass Menagerie   

 
Criterion Center Stage Right , (11/15/1994 - 1/01/1995)
First Preview:Oct 29, 1994 Total Previews:19
Opening Date:Nov 15, 1994   
Closing Date:Jan 01, 1995 Total Performances:57

Category: Play, Drama, Revival, Broadway
Description: Part I: Preparation for a Gentleman Caller. Part II: The Gentleman Calls.
Setting: An Alley in St. Louis. Now and the Past.


Production Staff
Theatre Owned / Operated by B. S. Moss Enterprises (Charles B. Moss, Jr., Executive Director)
Produced by The Roundabout Theatre Company (Todd Haimes: Artistic Director; Gene Feist: Founding Director)
Written by Tennessee Williams; Incidental music by Miriam Sturm
Directed by Frank Galati
Scenic Design by Loy Arcenas; Costume Design by Noel Taylor; Lighting Design by Mimi Jordan Sherin; Sound Design by Richard Dunning; Projection Design by John Boesche
Company Manager: Denys Baker; Roundabout General Manager: Ellen Richard
Production Stage Manager: Jay Adler; Stage Manager: Charles Kindl; Technical Supervisor: Larry Morley
Casting: McCorkle/Cole Casting; Roundabout Director of Planning and Development: Julia C. Levy; Roundabout Director of Marketing: David B. Steffen; Press Representative: Boneau / Bryan-Brown; Dialect Coach: Deborah Hecht; General Press Representative: Boneau / Bryan-Brown; Advertising: Nappi / Eliran Advertising, Ltd.
Cast
Julie Harris The Mother
Amanda Wingfield
Calista Flockhart The Daughter
Laura Wingfield
Željko Ivanek The Son
Tom Wingfield
Kevin Kilner The Gentleman Caller
Jim O'Connor
Understudies: Laurel Holloman (The Daughter), Jordan Matter (The Gentleman Caller), Martha Randall (The Mother) and Brett Rickaby (The Gentleman Caller, The Son)
1995 Drama Desk Award Outstanding Featured Actor in a Play
 Kevin Kilner [nominee]
1995 Theatre World Award
winnerCalista Flockhart [winner]
winnerKevin Kilner [winner]