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Sticks and Bones
John Golden Theatre
, (3/01/1972 - 10/01/1972)
First Preview:
Feb 23, 1972
Total Previews:
Opening Date:
Mar 01, 1972
Closing Date:
Oct 01, 1972
Total Performances:
246
Category:
Play, Original, Broadway
Setting:
Autumn 1968. The family home.
Opening Night Credits
Awards
Production Staff
Produced by
The New York Shakespeare Festival (Joseph Papp, Producer)
; Associate Producer:
Bernard Gersten
Written by
David Rabe
; Featuring the song "Baby When I Find You" with music by
Galt MacDermot
; Featuring the song "Baby When I Find You" with lyrics by
David Rabe
Directed by
Jeff Bleckner
Scenic Design by
Santo Loquasto
; Costume Design by
Theoni V. Aldredge
; Lighting Design by
Ian Calderon
; Slides Photographed by
Joseph Linsalata
; Assistant to Mr. Loquasto:
Marjorie Kellogg
General Manager:
Eugene Wolsk
and
Emanuel Azenberg
; Company Manager:
Michael Brandman
Production Stage Manager:
David Eidenberg
; Assistant Stage Mgr:
Tom Gardner
Press Representative:
Merle Debuskey
and
Leo Stern
; Advertising:
The Blaine Thompson Company
and
Don Josephson
; Casting:
Vincent Gugleotti Jr.
Cast
Tom Aldredge
Ozzie
The Family
Cliff De Young
Rick
The Family
Hector Elias
The Sgt. Major
Asa Gim
The Girl
Charles Siebert
The Priest
Drew Snyder
David
The Family
Elizabeth Wilson
Harriet
The Family
Standby:
Ruth Manning
(Harriet)
,
Walter McGinn
(The Sgt. Major)
,
Lani Miyazaki
(The Girl)
,
Tom Rosqui
(Ozzie, The Priest)
,
Peter Weller
(David)
and
Nathan Young
(Rick)
Tony Award
®
1972 Best Play
[winner]
Written by
David Rabe
; Produced by
The New York Shakespeare Festival (Joseph Papp, Producer)
1972 Best Actor in Play
[nominee]
Tom Aldredge
1972 Best Featured Actress in a Play
[winner]
Elizabeth Wilson
1972 Best Direction of a Play
[nominee]
Jeff Bleckner
Drama Desk Award
1972 Outstanding Set Design
[winner]
Scenic Design by
Santo Loquasto
1972 Outstanding Performance
[winner]
Performer:
Tom Aldredge
1972 Outstanding Director
[winner]
Directed by
Jeff Bleckner