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A Streetcar Named Desire   

 
Vivian Beaumont Theatre , (4/26/1973 - 7/29/1973)
First Preview:Apr 14, 1973 Total Previews:13
Opening Date:Apr 26, 1973   
Closing Date:Jul 29, 1973 Total Performances:110

Category: Play, Drama, Revival, Broadway
Description: A drama in two acts
Setting: French Quarter, New Orleans, 1952.


Production Staff
Theatre Owned / Operated by Repertory Theatre of Lincoln Center (under the direction of Jules Irving)
Produced by Repertory Theatre of Lincoln Center (under the direction of Jules Irving)
Written by Tennessee Williams; Incidental music by Cathy MacDonald; Assistant to Ms. MacDonald & Lyrics for Miss LeNoire's Songs: Barbara Bonfigli
Directed by Ellis Rabb
Scenic Design by Douglas W. Schmidt; Lighting Design by John Gleason; Costume Design by Nancy Potts; Sound Design by Gary Harris; Assistant to Mr. Schmidt: Barry Williams and Paul Zalon; Assistant to Ms. Potts: Steve Atha; Production Assistant to Mr. Gleason: Judy Binus; Hair Design by Jim Sullivan; Make-Up Design by Jim Sullivan
General Manager: Alan Mandell
Production Stage Manager: Barbara-Mae Phillips; Stage Manager: Patrick Horrigan; Production Supervisor: Frank Bayer; Production Manager: Bruce Hoover
Assistant to the Director: Joan Houseman; Speech Consultant: Edith Skinner; Lincoln Center Public Relations Director: Susan Bloch; Lincoln Center Casting Director: Frederick Brahms; Lincoln Center Public Relations Associate: William Schelble; Lincoln Center Public Relations Assistant: Norman J-F Lombino; Advertising: Hy Jacobs and Lawrence Weiner and Associates; Photographer: Martha Swope
Cast
Penelope Allen Nurse
Philip Bosco Harold Mitchell
"Mitch"
Brian Brownlee Young Collector
Patricia Conolly Stella Kowalski
Frank Dwyer Habitué of the Quarter
James Farentino Stanley Kowalski
Ray Fry Doctor
Donald M. Griffith Habitué of the Quarter
Rosemary Harris Blanche Du Bois
Rosetta LeNoire Woman
Everett McGill Habitué of the Quarter
Ellen Newman Habitué of the Quarter
John Newton Habitué of the Quarter
Robert Phalen Habitué of the Quarter
Priscilla Pointer Eunice Hubbell
Dan Sullivan Pablo Gonzales
Robert Symonds Steve Hubbell
Sydney Walker Mexican Man
Alyce E. Webb Habitué of the Quarter
James Ray Weeks Habitué of the Quarter
Understudies: Penelope Allen (Blanche Du Bois), Frank Dwyer (Doctor), Donald M. Griffith (Mexican Man, Pablo Gonzales), Everett McGill (Young Collector), Ellen Newman (Eunice Hubbell, Nurse, Stella Kowalski), John Newton (Harold Mitchell), Robert Phalen (Pablo Gonzales, Steve Hubbell), Dan Sullivan (Stanley Kowalski) and Alyce E. Webb (Woman)
1973 Theatre World Award
winnerJames Farentino [winner]
1973 Drama Desk Award Outstanding Performance
winnerPerformer: Rosemary Harris [winner]