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Toys in the Attic
Hudson Theatre
, (2/25/1960 - 4/08/1961)
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Opening Date:
Feb 25, 1960
Closing Date:
Apr 08, 1961
Total Performances:
456
Category:
Play, Drama, Original, Broadway
Description:
A play in three acts
Setting:
The Berniers house in New Orleans.
Print
Opening Night Credits
Awards
Production Staff
Theatre Leased by
Herman Bernstein
Produced by
Kermit Bloomgarden
Written by
Lillian Hellman
; "French Lessons in Songs" and "Bernier Day" by
Marc Blitzstein
Directed by
Arthur Penn
Scenic Design by
Howard Bay
; Costume Design by
Ruth Morley
; Lighting Design by
Howard Bay
; Assistant to Mr. Bay:
Ralph Holmes
and
Ellen Myers
; Assistant to Miss Morley:
Florence Klotz
; Miss Stapelton's and Miss Oliver's hair styling by
Ernest Adler
Company Manager:
Richard Seader
Production Stage Manager:
Kermit Kegley
; Stage Manager:
Clifford Cothren
; Assistant Stage Mgr:
William Hawley
General Press Representative:
Arthur Cantor
; Casting Director:
Lillian Stein
; Casting Consultant:
Jane Broder
Cast
Jason Robards Jr.
Julian Berniers
Maureen Stapleton
Carrie Berniers
Irene Worth
Albertine Prine
Anne Revere
Anna Berniers
Clifford Cothren
Moving Man
Maurice Ellis
Moving Man
William Hawley
Taxi Driver
Tom Manley
Moving Man
Charles McRae
Gus
Rochelle Oliver
Broadway debut
Lily Berniers
Percy Rodrigues
Broadway debut
Henry Simpson
Understudies:
Sarah Cunningham
(
Albertine Prine, Anna Berniers, Carrie Berniers
),
Maurice Ellis
(
Gus, Henry Simpson
),
Ryan McDonald
(
Julian Berniers
) and
Ellen Weston
(
Lily Berniers
)
1960 Tony Award
®
Best Play
Written by
Lillian Hellman
; Produced by
Kermit Bloomgarden
[nominee]
1960 Tony Award
®
Best Actor in Play
Performer:
Jason Robards Jr.
[nominee]
1960 Tony Award
®
Best Actress in a Play
Maureen Stapleton
[nominee]
Irene Worth
[nominee]
1960 Tony Award
®
Best Featured Actress in a Play
Anne Revere
[winner]
1960 Tony Award
®
Best Scenic Design (Play)
Scenic Design by
Howard Bay
[winner]
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