You Can't Take It With You

Plymouth Theatre, (4/04/1983 - 12/10/1983)

Royale Theatre, (12/13/1983 - 1/01/1984)

First Preview:	Mar 30, 1983	Total Previews:	7
Opening Date:	Apr 04, 1983
Closing Date:	Jan 01, 1984	Total Performances:	312

Category: Play, Comedy, Farce, Revival, Broadway

Setting: The home of Martin Vanderhof, New York.

Opening Night Credits
Awards

Production Staff
Theatre Owned / Operated by The Shubert Organization (Gerald Schoenfeld: Chairman; Bernard B. Jacobs: President)
Produced by Ken Marsolais, Karl Allison and Bryan Bantry; Produced in cooperation with The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts
Originally produced by Paper Mill Playhouse (Angelo Del Rossi, Executive Producer)
Written by Moss Hart and George S. Kaufman
Directed by Ellis Rabb; Musical staging by Reed Jones
Scenic Design by James Tilton; Lighting Design by James Tilton; Costume Design by Nancy Potts; Wig Design by Paul Huntley
General Manager: The Kingwill Office; Assistant to the General Manager: Susan Sampliner
Production Stage Manager: Mitchell Erickson; Stage Manager: John Handy; Assistant Stage Mgr: William Castleman
Press Representative: Henry Luhrman Associates; Advertising: Attisano Levine, Inc.

Cast

James Coco	Boris Kolenkhov
Colleen Dewhurst	Olga
Jason Robards	Martin Vanderhof Grandpa
Elizabeth Wilson	Penelope Sycamore
Maureen Anderman	Alice Sycamore
Carol Androsky	Essie
William Castleman	G-Man
Jack Dodson	Paul Sycamore
Alice Drummond	Gay Wellington
Wayne Elbert	G-Man
Christopher Foster	Ed Carmichael
Arthur French	Donald
Page Johnson	G-Man
Rosetta LeNoire	Rheba
Bill McCutcheon	Mr. DePinna
Meg Mundy	Mrs. Kirby
Orrin Reiley	Wilbur C. Henderson
Nicolas Surovy	Tony Kirby
Richard Woods	Mr. Kirby

Understudies: William Cain (Martin Vanderhof, Mr. Kirby, Paul Sycamore), William Castleman (G-Man), Wayne Elbert (Donald), Frances Helm (Gay Wellington, Mrs. Kirby, Olga, Penelope Sycamore), Page Johnson (Boris Kolenkhov, Mr. DePinna, Wilbur C. Henderson), Rosemary Loar (Alice Sycamore, Essie), Orrin Reiley (Ed Carmichael, Tony Kirby) and Alyce Webb (Rheba)

Drama Desk Award
1983 Outstanding Featured Actress in a Play [nominee]
Maureen Anderman