written by Moss Hart
directed by James Naismith
Friday November 21st 1980 — Saturday December 13th 1980
The comedy revolves around a group of New York theatre-folk who attend the opening of their new play in Boston. The lead actress, the backer, and several others, are in seventh heaven at the prospect of a tremendous success which they hope for in the work of a young unknown writer. Gathered in a hotel room, these people go through their paces with tremendous gusto and many exhibitions of temperament. The opening of the play, which is a very earnest and experimental work, is such as to lead the cast, director and backer to believe it a flop.
Cast
- Nan Lowell: Louise Jenns
- Carleton Fitzgerald: Joe Fishback
- Frances Black: Joan Sheiner
- Owen Turner: Harvey Gardner
- Stella Livingston: Norma Frank
- Peter Sloan: Ken Ricci
- Sidney Black: Howie Nizen
- Masseuse: Myrna Nizen
- Irene Livingston: Barbara Knott
- Tyler Rayburn: Ted Tarson
- Shriner: Roswell Smith
- William H. Gallegher: Ted Neuhoff
Production Staff / Crew
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Director: James Naismith
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Producer: Mary Prior
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Assistant Director: M’Lou Pinkham
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Set Designer: Robert Sven Olson
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Costume Designer: Esther Bloom
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Lighting Designer: Steve Dominguez
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Stage Manager: Nancy Cacioppo
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Property Designer: Laurie Cacioppo
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Technical Director: Robert Sven Olson
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Sound Designer: Gene Possidento
