PlayMystery ThrillerOriginalBroadway
Opening Date
Nov 12, 1970
Closing Date
Oct 13, 1973
1st Preview
Nov 09, 1970
1st Preview
Nov 09, 1970
Previews
4
Performances
1,222
PlayMystery ThrillerOriginalBroadway
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ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

Theatres
Music Box Theatre
(Nov 12, 1970 - Oct 13, 1973)
Setting
Andrew Wyke's country home in Wiltshire. Summer. The Present.
Theatre Owned / Operated by Irving Berlin and Select Theatres Corporation
Produced by Helen Bonfils, Morton Gottlieb and Michael White
Written by Anthony Shaffer
Directed by Clifford Williams
Scenic Design by Carl Toms; Lighting Design by William Ritman
General Manager: Ben Rosenberg; Company Manager: Martin Cohen
Production Stage Manager: Warren Crane; Stage Manager: John Stephen; Assistant Stage Mgr: Henry Raymond
Press Representative: Dorothy Ross and Herb Striesfield; Advertising: Ingram Ash and Matthew Serino; Photographer: Bert Andrews; Production Assistant: E.J. Oshins; Scenery Supervisor: William Ritman
Keith Baxter
Milo Tindle
Anthony Quayle
Andrew Wyke
Phillip Farrar
Inspector Doppler
Harold K. Newman
Detective Sergeant Tarrant
Roger Purnell
Police Constable Higgs
Standby: Michael Allinson (Andrew Wyke), Victor Arnold (Milo Tindle), Henry Raymond (Inspector Doppler) and John Stephen (Detective Sergeant Tarrant, Police Constable Higgs)

Music Box Theatre (Nov 12, 1970 - Oct 13, 1973)

Stage Manager: Felicity Spring

Cast

Jordan Christopher
Milo Tindle
Curt Dawson
Milo Tindle
? - Oct 13, 1973
Donal Donnelly
Milo Tindle
Patrick MacNee
Andrew Wyke
Jul 03, 1972 - Oct 13, 1973
Robin Mayfield
Detective Sergeant Tarrant
Liam McNulty
Police Constable Higgs
Brian Murray
Milo Tindle
Paul Rogers
Andrew Wyke
George Rose
Andrew Wyke
Stanley Rushton
Inspector Doppler
Standby: Curt Dawson (Milo Tindle) and Christopher Hewett (Andrew Wyke)

Tony Award®

Best Play

1971 Winner
Written by Anthony Shaffer
Produced by Helen Bonfils , Morton Gottlieb and Michael White
 

Best Lighting Design

1971 Nominee
Lighting Design by William Ritman
 

Best Direction of a Play

1971 Nominee
Directed by Clifford Williams

Drama Desk Award

Outstanding Performance

1971 Winner
Anthony Quayle and Keith Baxter
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