Bad Habits
PlayOne Act ComedyOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
May 05, 1974
Closing Date
Oct 05, 1974
1st Preview
Apr 30, 1974
1st Preview
Apr 30, 1974
Performances
177
PlayOne Act ComedyOriginalBroadway
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Open Date: May 05, 1974
Close Date: Oct 05, 1974
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ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION
This production was composed of the following shows:
Ravenswood, Dunelawn
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Peoplechevron_leftHide ListTheatre Owned / Operated by The Shubert Organization (Executive Directors: Irving Goldman, Bernard B. Jacobs, Gerald Schoenfeld)Produced by Adela HolzerWritten by Terrence McNallyDirected by Robert DrivasScenic Design by Michael H. Yeargan and Lawrence King; Costume Design by Michael H. Yeargan and Lawrence King; Lighting Design by Ken Billington; Assistant to Mr. Billington: Judith BinusGeneral Manager: Leonard A. Mulhern; Company Manager: Maribeth GilbertProduction Stage Manager: Robert Vandergriff; Assistant Stage Mgr: Tony de SantisGeneral Press Representative: Michael Alpert Public Relations; Press Representative: Ellen Levene and Marilynn LeVine; Press Assistant: Anne Obert Weinberg; Assistant to the Director: Tony de Santis; Casting: Howard Feuer; Production Assistant: Gary Keeper; Advertising: Blaine-Thompson; Assistant to the General Manager: David RelyeaUnderstudies: Doris Belack (April Pitt, Dolly Scupp), James Carruthers (Otto), Skedge Miller (Hiram Spane, Francis Tear) and Paul B. Price (Harry Scupp, Jason Pepper, M.D.)
Booth Theatre (May 05, 1974 - Oct 05, 1974)
Cast
Standby: Rose Arrick (April Pitt) and Stephen D. Newman (Roy Pitt, Otto)Understudies: Rose Arrick (Dolly Scupp) and Richard Libertini (Jason Pepper, M.D., Harry Scupp)chevron_leftHide ListTheatre Owned / Operated by The Shubert Organization (Executive Directors: Irving Goldman, Bernard B. Jacobs, Gerald Schoenfeld)Produced by Adela HolzerWritten by Terrence McNallyDirected by Robert DrivasScenic Design by Michael H. Yeargan and Lawrence King; Costume Design by Lawrence King and Michael H. Yeargan; Lighting Design by Ken Billington; Assistant to Mr. Billington: Judith BinusGeneral Manager: Leonard A. Mulhern; Company Manager: Maribeth GilbertProduction Stage Manager: Robert Vandergriff; Assistant Stage Mgr: Tony de SantisGeneral Press Representative: Michael Alpert Public Relations; Press Representative: Ellen Levene and Marilynn LeVine; Press Assistant: Anne Obert Weinberg; Assistant to the General Manager: David Relyea; Assistant to the Director: Tony de Santis; Casting: Howard Feuer; Production Assistant: Gary Keeper; Advertising: Blaine-ThompsonUnderstudies: Doris Belack (Ruth Benson, R.N., Becky Hedges, R.N.), James Carruthers (Mr. Yamadoro, Mr. Blum), Skedge Miller (Mr. Ponce, Dr. Toynbee) and Paul B. Price (Hugh Gumbs, Bruno)Booth Theatre (May 05, 1974 - Oct 05, 1974)
Cast
Standby: Rose Arrick (Ruth Benson, R.N., Becky Hedges, R.N.) and Stephen D. Newman (Mr. Blum, Mr. Yamadoro, Bruno)Understudy: Richard Libertini (Hugh Gumbs)
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Theatre Owned / Operated by The Shubert Organization (Executive Directors: Irving Goldman, Bernard B. Jacobs, Gerald Schoenfeld)
Produced by Adela Holzer
Written by Terrence McNally
Directed by Robert Drivas
Scenic Design by Michael H. Yeargan and Lawrence King; Costume Design by Michael H. Yeargan and Lawrence King; Lighting Design by Ken Billington; Assistant to Mr. Billington: Judith Binus
General Manager: Leonard A. Mulhern; Company Manager: Maribeth Gilbert
Production Stage Manager: Robert Vandergriff; Assistant Stage Mgr: Tony de Santis
General Press Representative: Michael Alpert Public Relations; Press Representative: Ellen Levene and Marilynn LeVine; Press Assistant: Anne Obert Weinberg; Assistant to the Director: Tony de Santis; Casting: Howard Feuer; Production Assistant: Gary Keeper; Advertising: Blaine-Thompson; Assistant to the General Manager: David Relyea
Understudies:
Doris Belack
(April Pitt, Dolly Scupp), James Carruthers
(Otto), Skedge Miller
(Hiram Spane, Francis Tear) and Paul B. Price
(Harry Scupp, Jason Pepper, M.D.)
Booth Theatre (May 05, 1974 - Oct 05, 1974)
Cast
Standby:
Rose Arrick
(April Pitt) and Stephen D. Newman
(Roy Pitt, Otto)
Understudies:
Rose Arrick
(Dolly Scupp) and Richard Libertini
(Jason Pepper, M.D., Harry Scupp)
chevron_left
Hide List
Theatre Owned / Operated by The Shubert Organization (Executive Directors: Irving Goldman, Bernard B. Jacobs, Gerald Schoenfeld)
Produced by Adela Holzer
Written by Terrence McNally
Directed by Robert Drivas
Scenic Design by Michael H. Yeargan and Lawrence King; Costume Design by Lawrence King and Michael H. Yeargan; Lighting Design by Ken Billington; Assistant to Mr. Billington: Judith Binus
General Manager: Leonard A. Mulhern; Company Manager: Maribeth Gilbert
Production Stage Manager: Robert Vandergriff; Assistant Stage Mgr: Tony de Santis
General Press Representative: Michael Alpert Public Relations; Press Representative: Ellen Levene and Marilynn LeVine; Press Assistant: Anne Obert Weinberg; Assistant to the General Manager: David Relyea; Assistant to the Director: Tony de Santis; Casting: Howard Feuer; Production Assistant: Gary Keeper; Advertising: Blaine-Thompson
Understudies:
Doris Belack
(Ruth Benson, R.N., Becky Hedges, R.N.), James Carruthers
(Mr. Yamadoro, Mr. Blum), Skedge Miller
(Mr. Ponce, Dr. Toynbee) and Paul B. Price
(Hugh Gumbs, Bruno)
Booth Theatre (May 05, 1974 - Oct 05, 1974)
Cast
Standby:
Rose Arrick
(Ruth Benson, R.N., Becky Hedges, R.N.) and Stephen D. Newman
(Mr. Blum, Mr. Yamadoro, Bruno)
Understudy:
Richard Libertini
(Hugh Gumbs)
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