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Birmingham: Rep, UK, EUR >>>

1956

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Adaptation

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Notes: Original Playwright - Arthur Schnitzler. Adapted by Fay and Michael Kanin

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Shubert Theater, New York

1961

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Original cast recording: DRG

1961

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Notes: Book by Fay Kanin and Michael Kanin; Music by Arthur Schwartz; Lyrics by Howard Dietz; Suggested by "Anatol" by Arthur Schnitzler

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1948

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in "Barlow, Judith E. (Ed.), Plays By American Women, 1930-1960" Applause Books

1998

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Comedy

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Notes: Music by Larry Grossman. Lyrics by Ellen Fitzhugh

Synopsis: Chicago 1933. Harry Earles Burlesk. The Company comprises both black and white performers - this is only allowed because the management have been paying off the authorities. Gus is the top white comedian in the show - but he is going blind and is trying to hide it from management and cast. He keeps loosing "stooges" needed for his act. In despearation he takes on homeless down and out Thomas Doyle. They gel and they start to perfect their act.. However, an on stage accident due to Gus' diminshing sight leads him to decide that it is all over and he commits suicide. Doyle is distraught and runs away and gets drunk. He is found by Satin the black stripper from the show. and she looks after him after he is attacked by a gang of yobs.LeRoy, the black comic in the show is jealous and attacks Doyle when he returns to the theatre this leads to racial tensions with the cast. Then during Satin's act a gang of racists yobs attack - differences are put behind everyone when they fight to defend each other.

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Samuel French, NY

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New York

1959

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Samuel French, London

1959

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Adaptation

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Notes: from stories of Akutagawa. written by Fay and Michael Kanin

Synopsis: A trial ensues after the wife of a Samurai is assaulted and the Samurai killed.