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A Gift of Time
Play
Original
Broadway
Opening Date
Feb 22, 1962
Closing Date
May 12, 1962
1st Preview
Feb 20, 1962
1st Preview
Feb 20, 1962
Previews
2
Performances
92
Play
Original
Broadway
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ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION
Theatres
Ethel Barrymore Theatre
(Feb 22, 1962 - May 12, 1962)
Setting
The action takes places in St. Jean-de-Luz, Cibourne, New York and at sea. 1954.
People
Production Staff
Opening Night Cast
Replacements
Theatre Owned / Operated by
The Shubert Organization
Produced by
William Hammerstein
; Produced in association with
David Shaber
and
William Snyder, Jr.
Written by
Garson Kanin
; Based on the book "Death of a Man" by
Lael Tucker Wertenbaker
Directed by
Garson Kanin
; Assistant Director:
Russell McCaig
Production Design by
Boris Aronson
; Costume Design by
Edith Lutyens Bel Geddes
; Lighting Design by
Jean Rosenthal
; Coiffures by
Michel Kazan
; Assistant to Mr. Aronson:
Lisa Jalowetz
and
William Bellin
; Prod. Ass't. to Miss Rosenthal:
Marian Kinsella
General Manager:
Al Goldin
Production Supervisor:
David Pardoll
; Stage Manager:
Paul Leaf
; Assistant Stage Mgr:
Peter Levin
General Press Representative:
James D. Proctor
; Casting:
Helen Clayton
; Advertising:
The Blaine Thompson Company
; Associate Press Representative:
Leo Stern
; Press Assistant:
Louise Weiner
; Assistant to Mr. Kanin:
Joan Suny
Olivia de Havilland
Lael Tucker Wertenbaker
Henry Fonda
Charles Christian Wertenbaker
Joseph Campanella
Daniel Stein
Lucretia Gould
Madame Oyarzabel
Ama
Leslye Hunter
Timberlake Wertenbaker
John MacKay
Dr. Barcet
Thomas Loring
Gary Morgan
Christian Wertenbaker
Marian Seldes
Susan Loring
Rufus Smith
Dr. James Danielson
Guy Sorel
Dr. Cartier
Leo Bloom
Carlos
Guy Danfort
A Waiter
Dr. Gershkorn
An Orderly
Mr. Allen
Kris Davis
A News Vendor
Virginia Downing
A Patient
A Visitor
The Ship's Nurse
The Man's Wife
Ann Draper
A Nursing Mother
Miss Pieroni
Mrs. Allen
Alex Easton
A Monk
Daniel Evan
The Purser
Sol Frieder
Frédéric Etchegarry
A Counterman
A Patient
A Very Old Man
Dan Henry
A Monk
Alan Howard
Michel Etchegarry
Philip Huston
A One-Armed Man
Dr. Ross
Deck Steward
Miguel Telleria
A Man
Carol Joplin
Miss Wills
Perry Kirk
A Counterman
Peter Levin
Dr. Martinez
Nicola Lubitsch
Mirentchu Etchegarry
Cliff Miller
Dr. Sala
Jon Paul
An Orderly
Sindee Ann Richards
Ginette Hirribarren
Standby:
John MacKay
(Charles Christian Wertenbaker) and
Marian Seldes
(Lael Tucker Wertenbaker)
Understudies:
Leo Bloom
(Daniel Stein),
Guy Danfort
(Dr. Barcet, Dr. Martinez, Carlos),
Ann Draper
(Susan Loring, Mirentchu Etchegarry, Miss Wills),
Sol Frieder
(Dr. Cartier),
Alan Howard
(Christian Wertenbaker, A News Vendor),
Carol Joplin
(Mrs. Allen) and
Sindee Ann Richards
(Timberlake Wertenbaker, Michel Etchegarry)
Ethel Barrymore Theatre
(Feb 22, 1962 - May 12, 1962)
Cast
Leon B. Stevens
Dr. James Danielson
José Greco
Michel Etchegarry
Karen Thorsell
Miss Wills
Understudies:
José Greco
(Christian Wertenbaker, A News Vendor) and
Karen Thorsell
(Mrs. Allen)
Awards
Tony Award®
Best Featured Actor in a Play
1962 Nominee
Joseph Campanella
People
Awards
Production Staff
Opening Night Cast
Replacements
Theatre Owned / Operated by
The Shubert Organization
Produced by
William Hammerstein
; Produced in association with
David Shaber
and
William Snyder, Jr.
Written by
Garson Kanin
; Based on the book "Death of a Man" by
Lael Tucker Wertenbaker
Directed by
Garson Kanin
; Assistant Director:
Russell McCaig
Production Design by
Boris Aronson
; Costume Design by
Edith Lutyens Bel Geddes
; Lighting Design by
Jean Rosenthal
; Coiffures by
Michel Kazan
; Assistant to Mr. Aronson:
Lisa Jalowetz
and
William Bellin
; Prod. Ass't. to Miss Rosenthal:
Marian Kinsella
General Manager:
Al Goldin
Production Supervisor:
David Pardoll
; Stage Manager:
Paul Leaf
; Assistant Stage Mgr:
Peter Levin
General Press Representative:
James D. Proctor
; Casting:
Helen Clayton
; Advertising:
The Blaine Thompson Company
; Associate Press Representative:
Leo Stern
; Press Assistant:
Louise Weiner
; Assistant to Mr. Kanin:
Joan Suny
Olivia de Havilland
Lael Tucker Wertenbaker
Henry Fonda
Charles Christian Wertenbaker
Joseph Campanella
Daniel Stein
Lucretia Gould
Madame Oyarzabel
Ama
Leslye Hunter
Timberlake Wertenbaker
John MacKay
Dr. Barcet
Thomas Loring
Gary Morgan
Christian Wertenbaker
Marian Seldes
Susan Loring
Rufus Smith
Dr. James Danielson
Guy Sorel
Dr. Cartier
Leo Bloom
Carlos
Guy Danfort
A Waiter
Dr. Gershkorn
An Orderly
Mr. Allen
Kris Davis
A News Vendor
Virginia Downing
A Patient
A Visitor
The Ship's Nurse
The Man's Wife
Ann Draper
A Nursing Mother
Miss Pieroni
Mrs. Allen
Alex Easton
A Monk
Daniel Evan
The Purser
Sol Frieder
Frédéric Etchegarry
A Counterman
A Patient
A Very Old Man
Dan Henry
A Monk
Alan Howard
Michel Etchegarry
Philip Huston
A One-Armed Man
Dr. Ross
Deck Steward
Miguel Telleria
A Man
Carol Joplin
Miss Wills
Perry Kirk
A Counterman
Peter Levin
Dr. Martinez
Nicola Lubitsch
Mirentchu Etchegarry
Cliff Miller
Dr. Sala
Jon Paul
An Orderly
Sindee Ann Richards
Ginette Hirribarren
Standby:
John MacKay
(Charles Christian Wertenbaker) and
Marian Seldes
(Lael Tucker Wertenbaker)
Understudies:
Leo Bloom
(Daniel Stein),
Guy Danfort
(Dr. Barcet, Dr. Martinez, Carlos),
Ann Draper
(Susan Loring, Mirentchu Etchegarry, Miss Wills),
Sol Frieder
(Dr. Cartier),
Alan Howard
(Christian Wertenbaker, A News Vendor),
Carol Joplin
(Mrs. Allen) and
Sindee Ann Richards
(Timberlake Wertenbaker, Michel Etchegarry)
Ethel Barrymore Theatre
(Feb 22, 1962 - May 12, 1962)
Cast
Leon B. Stevens
Dr. James Danielson
José Greco
Michel Etchegarry
Karen Thorsell
Miss Wills
Understudies:
José Greco
(Christian Wertenbaker, A News Vendor) and
Karen Thorsell
(Mrs. Allen)
Tony Award®
Best Featured Actor in a Play
1962 Nominee
Joseph Campanella
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