Buried Child

Brooks Atkinson Theatre, (4/30/1996 - 6/30/1996)

First Preview:	Apr 16, 1996	Total Previews:	14
Opening Date:	Apr 30, 1996
Closing Date:	Jun 30, 1996	Total Performances:	72

Category: Play, Drama, Original, Broadway

Setting: Central Illinois, 1978

Opening Night Credits
Awards

Production Staff
Theatre Owned / Operated by The Nederlander Organization (James M. Nederlander: Chairman; Robert E. Nederlander: President; James L. Nederlander: Vice-President)
Produced by Frederick M. Zollo, Nicholas Paleologos, Jane Harmon, Nina Keneally, Gary Sinise, Edwin W. Schloss and Liz Oliver
Originally produced by The Steppenwolf Theatre Company (Martha Lavey: Artistic Director; Michael Genarro: Managing Director)
Written by Sam Shepard
Directed by Gary Sinise
Scenic Design by Robert Brill; Costume Design by Allison Reeds; Lighting Design by Kevin Rigdon; Sound Design by Rob Milburn
General Manager: Robert Cole; Company Manager: Rob Wallner
Technical Supervisor: Unitech Productions, Inc.; Production Stage Manager: Laura Koch; Stage Manager: Franklin Keysar
Casting Consultant: Pat McCorkle; Press Representative: Boneau / Bryan-Brown; Advertising: Serino Coyne, Inc.; Promotions: Boneau / Bryan-Brown Promotions, Scott Walton, Paula Mallino and Meredith Westgate-Moore

Cast

Leo Burmester	Bradley
James Gammon	Dodge
Terry Kinney	Tilden
Jim Mohr	Father Dewis
Kellie Overbey	Shelly
Lois Smith	Halie
Jim True	Vince

Understudies: Patricia Jones (Shelly), Darrie Lawrence (Halie), Barton Tinapp (Bradley, Tilden), Connor Trinneer (Vince) and Christopher Wynkoop (Dodge, Father Dewis)

Tony Award^®
1996 Best Play [nominee]
Written by Sam Shepard; Produced by Frederick M. Zollo, Nicholas Paleologos, Jane Harmon, Nina Keneally, Gary Sinise, Edwin W. Schloss and Liz Oliver
1996 Best Featured Actor in a Play [nominee]
James Gammon
1996 Best Featured Actress in a Play [nominee]
Lois Smith
1996 Best Costume Design [nominee]
Allison Reeds
1996 Best Direction of a Play [nominee]
Gary Sinise
Drama Desk Award
1996 Outstanding Featured Actor in a Play [nominee]
James Gammon
Pulitzer Prize
1979 for Drama [winner]
Written by Sam Shepard