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PRODUCTION HISTORY
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1980–81
Light up the Sky (Moss Hart)
Family Business (Dick Goldberg)
On Golden Pond (Ernest Thompson)
The Incredible Murder of Cardinal Tosca (Alden Nowlen and Walter Learning)
How I Got That Story (Amlin Gray)
The Gin Game (DL Coburn)
1981–82
Plymouth Rock Isn’t Pink (William Hamilton)
The Glass Menagerie (
Tennessee
Williams)
The Rear Column (Simon Gray)
Les Belles Soeurs (Michel Tremblay, Translated by John VanBurek & Bill Glassco)
The Promise (Aleksei Arbuzov)
1982–83
Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (Edward Albee)
Filthy Rich (George F. Walker)
Duet for One (Tom Kempinski)
Children (AR Gurney, Jr.)
The Impromptu of
Outremont
(Michel Tremblay)
1983–84
Sondheim Suite (Michael Maggio and
Wacker Drive
)
What I Did Last Summer (AR Gurney, Jr.)
Meetings (Mustapha Matura)
Ballerina (Arne Skoeun)
The Price (Arthur Miller)
What the
Butler
Saw (Joe Orton)
1984–85
City on the Make (Jeffery Berkson, John Karraker and Denise DeClue, from Nelson Algren)
Quartermaine’s Terms (Simon Gray)
Teibele and Her Demon (Isaac Bashevis Singer and Eve Friedman)
Heart of a Dog (Frank Galati, from Mikhail Bulgakov)
Bing and Walker (James Farrell)
1985–86
The Real Thing (Tom Stoppard)
Quilters (Molly Newman and Barbara Damashek)
Boesman and Lena (Athol Fugard)
West Memphis Mojo (Martin Jones)
Sister and Miss Lexie (David Kaplan and Brenda Current, from Eudora Welty)
1986–87
Angels Fall (Lanford Wilson)
Free Advice from Prague (Vaclav Havel, translated by Jan Novak)
Dealing (June Shellene and Richard Fire)
Benefactors (Michael Frayn)
The Perfect Party (AR Gurney, Jr.)
1987–88
Two (Ron Elisha)
Three Postcards (Craig Lucas and Craig Carnelia)
The Marriage of Figaro (Beaumarchais, adapted by Richard Nelson)
The White Plague (Karel Kapek, translated by Michael Henry Helm)
Feiffer's America (Russell Vandenbroucke, from Jules Feiffer)
1988–89
Talking to Myself (Paul Sills, from Studs Terkel)
Love Letters on Blue Paper (
Arnold
Wesker)
Nothing Sacred (George Walker, after Turgenev)
The Road to
Mecca
(Athol Fugard)
Pastel Refugees (Jeff Berkson and Greg Flemming)
1989–90
The Butler and Egg Man (George S. Kaufman)
84 Charing Cross Road (Helene Hanff, with James Roose-Evans)
From the Mississippi Delta (Dr. Endesha Ida Mae Holland)
Mrs. Warren’s Profession (George Bernard Shaw)
Born in the RSA (Barney Simon and the original Market Theatre cast)
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