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A Day in the Death of Joe Egg
Play
Comedy
Original
Broadway
Opening Date
Feb 01, 1968
Closing Date
Jun 15, 1968
1st Preview
Jan 26, 1968
1st Preview
Jan 26, 1968
Previews
6
Performances
154
Play
Comedy
Original
Broadway
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Open Date: Feb 01, 1968
Close Date: Jun 15, 1968
Closed Flag: n
Is Final Week:
ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION
Theatres
Brooks Atkinson Theatre
(Feb 01, 1968 - Jun 15, 1968)
Setting
Bristol, England. The Present.
People
Production Staff
Opening Night Cast
Replacements
Theatre Owned / Operated by
James M. Nederlander
and
Michael Myerberg
Produced by
Joseph Cates
,
Henry Fownes
and
Memorial Ltd. (Michael Medwin, founder)
Originally produced by
The Glasgow Citizens' Theatre
Written by
Peter Nichols
; Incidental music by
Andy Park
Directed by
Michael Blakemore
Production Design by
Robin Pidcock
; Lighting Design by
Lloyd Burlingame
; Assistant to Mr. Burlingame:
Fred Allison
General Manager:
Bill Levine
; Company Manager:
Leonard Mulhern
Production Stage Manager:
Ben Janney
; Stage Manager:
Nelle Nugent
Conducted by
Billy Dennison
; Piano:
Billy Dennison
; Sax/Flute:
Jerry Sanfino
; Bass:
Pat Merola
; Drums:
Anthony Rongo
Set Supervision by
Lloyd Burlingame
; General Press Representative:
Max Eisen
and
Carl Samrock
; Press Representative:
Jeanne Gibson Merrick
; Advertising:
The Blaine Thompson Company
; Photographer:
Henry Grossman
; Press Assistant:
Cheryl Sue Dolby
Albert Finney
Bri
Joan Hickson
Grace
Susan Alpern
Broadway debut
Joe
John Carson
Freddie
Elizabeth Hubbard
Pam
Zena Walker
Sheila
Standby:
Moni Ferguson
(Joe),
Jo Henderson
(Sheila, Pam),
John Tillinger
(Freddie) and
Kate Tomlinson
(Grace)
Brooks Atkinson Theatre
(Feb 01, 1968 - Jun 15, 1968)
General Manager:
Robert Weiner
and
George Thorn
Cast
Donal Donnelly
Bri
Apr 16, 1968 - ?
Nancy R. Pollock
Grace
Ed Zimmermann
Freddie
Awards
Tony Award®
Best Play
1968 Nominee
Written by
Peter Nichols
Produced by
Joseph Cates
and
Henry Fownes
Best Actor in Play
1968 Nominee
Albert Finney
Best Featured Actress in a Play
1968 Winner
Zena Walker
Best Direction of a Play
1968 Nominee
Directed by
Michael Blakemore
People
Awards
Production Staff
Opening Night Cast
Replacements
Theatre Owned / Operated by
James M. Nederlander
and
Michael Myerberg
Produced by
Joseph Cates
,
Henry Fownes
and
Memorial Ltd. (Michael Medwin, founder)
Originally produced by
The Glasgow Citizens' Theatre
Written by
Peter Nichols
; Incidental music by
Andy Park
Directed by
Michael Blakemore
Production Design by
Robin Pidcock
; Lighting Design by
Lloyd Burlingame
; Assistant to Mr. Burlingame:
Fred Allison
General Manager:
Bill Levine
; Company Manager:
Leonard Mulhern
Production Stage Manager:
Ben Janney
; Stage Manager:
Nelle Nugent
Conducted by
Billy Dennison
; Piano:
Billy Dennison
; Sax/Flute:
Jerry Sanfino
; Bass:
Pat Merola
; Drums:
Anthony Rongo
Set Supervision by
Lloyd Burlingame
; General Press Representative:
Max Eisen
and
Carl Samrock
; Press Representative:
Jeanne Gibson Merrick
; Advertising:
The Blaine Thompson Company
; Photographer:
Henry Grossman
; Press Assistant:
Cheryl Sue Dolby
Albert Finney
Bri
Joan Hickson
Grace
Susan Alpern
Broadway debut
Joe
John Carson
Freddie
Elizabeth Hubbard
Pam
Zena Walker
Sheila
Standby:
Moni Ferguson
(Joe),
Jo Henderson
(Sheila, Pam),
John Tillinger
(Freddie) and
Kate Tomlinson
(Grace)
Brooks Atkinson Theatre
(Feb 01, 1968 - Jun 15, 1968)
General Manager:
Robert Weiner
and
George Thorn
Cast
Donal Donnelly
Bri
Apr 16, 1968 - ?
Nancy R. Pollock
Grace
Ed Zimmermann
Freddie
Tony Award®
Best Play
1968 Nominee
Written by
Peter Nichols
Produced by
Joseph Cates
and
Henry Fownes
Best Actor in Play
1968 Nominee
Albert Finney
Best Featured Actress in a Play
1968 Winner
Zena Walker
Best Direction of a Play
1968 Nominee
Directed by
Michael Blakemore
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