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The Long Dream
Ambassador Theatre
, (2/17/1960 - 2/20/1960)
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Opening Date:
Feb 17, 1960
Closing Date:
Feb 20, 1960
Total Performances:
5
Category:
Play, Original, Broadway
Description:
A play in three acts and ten scenes
Setting:
Three weeks in summer in Clintonville, Mississippi.
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Opening Night Credits
Awards
Production Staff
Produced by
Cheryl Crawford
and
Joel W. Schenker
; Produced in association with
October Productions, Inc.
Written by
Ketti Frings
; Based on the novel by
Richard Wright
; Incidental music by
Pembroke Davenport
Directed by
Lloyd Richards
Scenic Design by
Zvi Geyra
; Costume Design by
Ruth Morley
; Lighting Design by
Tharon Musser
General Manager:
Arthur Waxman
Production Stage Manager:
Robert Downing
; Stage Manager:
James E. Wall
and
Walter Mason
Press Representative:
Arthur Cantor
,
Tony Geiss
and
Violet Welles
Cast
R. G. Armstrong
Chief of Police Gerald Canley
Isabelle Cooley
Gladys
Jeannette DuBois
Citizen of Clintonville
Al Freeman, Jr.
Rex (Fishbelly) Tucker
John Garth III
Rev. Ragland
Stanley Greene
Doc Bruce
Marshall Hill
Citizen of Clintonville
Clifton James
Clem
Gertrude Jeannette
Emma Tucker
James Jeter
Phil
Barbara Loden
White Girl
Mary Louise
Citizen of Clintonville
Helen Martin
Maude Carter
Walter Mason
Jim Bowers
Charles McDaniel
Lt. Harvey
Leonard Parker
Citizen of Clintonville
Edward Phifer
Zeke
Peggy Pope
Citizen of Clintonville
Sylvia Ray
Citizen of Clintonville
Joya Sherrill
Vera Mason
Arthur Storch
Mr. McWilliams
Josh White Jr.
Tony
Clarence Williams III
Chris
Lawrence Winters
Tyree Tucker
Understudies:
Jeannette DuBois
(
Vera Mason
),
Marshall Hill
(
Chris, Tony, Zeke
),
Walter Matthews
(
Clem, Lt. Harvey, Phil
),
Peggy Pope
(
Gladys, White Girl
) and
James E. Wall
(
Jim Bowers
)
1960 Tony Award
®
Best Featured Actor in a Play
Lawrence Winters
[nominee]
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