A View From the Bridge / A Memory of Two Mondays
PlayDrama One ActOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Sep 29, 1955
Closing Date
Feb 04, 1956
Performances
149
PlayDrama One ActOriginalBroadway
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Open Date: Sep 29, 1955
Close Date: Feb 04, 1956
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ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION
This production was composed of the following shows:
A View From the Bridge, A Memory of Two Mondays
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A View From the Bridge
Category: Play, Drama, Original, BroadwaySetting: In the apartment and environment of Eddie Carbone, all in Red Hook, on the Bay seaward from Brooklyn Bridge.chevron_leftHide ListManaging Director for the Coronet Theatre: Louis A. LotitoWritten by Arthur Miller; "Paper Doll" by Johnny BlackDirected by Martin RittGeneral Manager: Max AllentuckCoronet Theatre (Sep 29, 1955 - Feb 04, 1956)
Cast
A Memory of Two Mondays
Category: Play, One Act, Original, BroadwaySetting: The shipping room of a large auto parts warehouse in Manhattan. It is a hot Monday morning in summer, just before nine in a bygone year; and a morning in winter.chevron_leftHide ListManaging Director for the Coronet Theatre: Louis A. LotitoWritten by Arthur Miller; "Paper Doll" by Johnny BlackDirected by Martin RittGeneral Manager: Max AllentuckCoronet Theatre (Sep 29, 1955 - Feb 04, 1956)
Cast
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Awards
Tony Award®
Best Scenic Design
1956 Nominee
Scenic Design by Boris AronsonBest Costume Design
1956 Nominee
Costume Design by Helene Pons
A View From the Bridge
Category: Play, Drama, Original, Broadway
Setting: In the apartment and environment of Eddie Carbone, all in Red Hook, on the Bay seaward from Brooklyn Bridge.
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Hide List
Managing Director for the Coronet Theatre: Louis A. Lotito
Written by Arthur Miller; "Paper Doll" by Johnny Black
Directed by Martin Ritt
General Manager: Max Allentuck
Coronet Theatre (Sep 29, 1955 - Feb 04, 1956)
Cast
A Memory of Two Mondays
Category: Play, One Act, Original, Broadway
Setting: The shipping room of a large auto parts warehouse in Manhattan. It is a hot Monday morning in summer, just before nine in a bygone year; and a morning in winter.
chevron_left
Hide List
Managing Director for the Coronet Theatre: Louis A. Lotito
Written by Arthur Miller; "Paper Doll" by Johnny Black
Directed by Martin Ritt
General Manager: Max Allentuck
Coronet Theatre (Sep 29, 1955 - Feb 04, 1956)
Cast
Tony Award®
Best Scenic Design
1956 Nominee
Scenic Design by Boris Aronson
Scenic Design by Boris Aronson
Best Costume Design
1956 Nominee
Costume Design by Helene Pons
Costume Design by Helene Pons
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