The Visit
This production played in repertory with “Chemin de Fer” and “Holiday”
At the 1974 Tony Awards this production was nominated in 2 categories:-
Best Actress in a Play – Rachel Roberts (also nominated for her role in “Chemin de Fer”)
Best Lighting – Ken Billington
It lost in both categories and the winners were:-
Best Actress in a Play – Colleen Dewhurst “A Moon For The Misbegotten”
Best Lighting – Jules Fisher “Ulysses In Nighttown”
Cast & Crew
Cast
| 1st Woman | Ellen Tovatt |
|---|---|
| 2nd Woman | Bonnie Gallup |
| Anton Schill | John McMartin |
| Athlete | David Dukes |
| Bobby | Richard Venture |
| Burgomaster | George Ede |
| Claire Zachanassian | Rachel Roberts |
| Conductor | Thomas A Stewart |
| Doctor Nusslin | Ralph Drischell |
| Frau Burgomaster | Bonnie Gallup |
| Frau Schill | Charlotte Moore |
| Husbands 7, 8 and 9 | David Dukes |
| Karl Schill | Thomas A Stewart |
| Koby | George Pentecost |
| Loby | Nicholas Hormann |
| Max | Chip Lucia |
| Mike | Valentine Mayer |
| Ottilie Schill | Robin Pearson Rose |
| Pastor | Merwin Goldsmith |
| Police Chief Schultz | Curt Karibalis |
| Professor Muller | John Glover |
| Reporter | Ellen Tovatt |
| Station Master | Bill Moor |
| The Painter | Ralph Drischell |
| Truck Driver | Valentine Mayer |
Crew | |
| Costumes | Carolyn Parker |
| Designer | Edward Burbridge |
| Director | Harold Prince |
| Lighting | Ken Billington |
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Play description
A wealthy old woman returns to her, now poor, home village with an offer of riches for the village. For a price.
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