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You Can't Take It With You   

 
Lyceum Theatre , (11/23/1965 - 6/18/1966)
First Preview:Nov 18, 1965 Total Previews:5
Opening Date:Nov 23, 1965   
Closing Date:Jun 18, 1966 Total Performances:239

Category: Play, Comedy, Farce, Revival, Broadway
Setting: The home of Martin Vanderhof, New York. 1936.


Production Staff
Produced by The Phoenix Theatre (T. Edward Hambleton: Co-Founder and Managing Director; Norris Houghton: Co-Founder)
Originally produced by APA (Ellis Rabb, Artistic Director)
Written by Moss Hart and George S. Kaufman
Directed by Ellis Rabb
Scenic Design by James Tilton; New York Supervision by Norris Houghton; Costume Design by Nancy Potts; Lighting Design by James Tilton; Assistant to Mr. Tilton: Paula Salamone; Assistant to Miss Potts: Victor Leverett and Ritchie Spencer
General Manager: Norman Kean; Assistant Gen. Mgr: Marilyn S. Miller
Production Stage Manager: Robert Moss; Stage Manager: Bruce A. Hoover and Sean Gillespie
Phoenix Theatre Publicity Director: Ben Kornzweig; Press Representative: Reginald Denenholz and Anne Woll; Assistant to Mr. Rabb: Jack O'Brien; Dance Coach: Thomas Pazik
Cast
Claribel Baird Olga
Joseph Bird Mr. DePinna
Patricia Conolly Gay Wellington
Clayton Corzatte Tony Kirby
Keene Curtis Boris Kolenkhov
Chuck Daniel G-Man
Gordon Gould Ed Carmichael
James Greene Wilbur C. Henderson
Jennifer Harmon Essie
Rosemary Harris Alice Sycamore
Betty Miller Mrs. Kirby
Donald Moffat Martin Vanderhof
Grandpa
Robert Moss G-Man
George Pentecost G-Man
Nat Simmons Donald
Dee Victor Penelope Sycamore
Sydney Walker Paul Sycamore
Paulette Waters Rheba
Richard Woods Mr. Kirby
Understudies: Joseph Bird (Martin Vanderhof), Patricia Conolly (Essie, Olga), Chuck Daniel (Donald, Wilbur C. Henderson), Sean Gillespie (G-Man), Gordon Gould (Mr. Kirby), James Greene (Mr. DePinna, Paul Sycamore), Jennifer Harmon (Alice Sycamore), Cavada Humphrey (Mrs. Kirby, Penelope Sycamore), George Pentecost (Ed Carmichael, Tony Kirby, Wilbur C. Henderson) and Mira Waters (Gay Wellington, Rheba)
1966 Tony Award® Best Direction of a Play
 Ellis Rabb [nominee]