Strange Interlude
At the 1985 Tony Awards this production received six nominations as follows:-
Outstanding Reproduction of a Play or Musical
Outstanding Actress in a Play – Glenda Jackson
Outstanding Featured Actor in a Play – Edward Petherbridge
Outstanding Scenic Design – Voytek & Michael Levine
Outstanding Lighting Design – Allen Lee Hughes
Outstanding Director of a Play – Keith Hack
It won none of the nominations and the winners that year were:-
Outstanding Reproduction of a Play or Musical – “Joe Egg”
Outstanding Actress in a Play – Stockard Channing “Joe Egg”
Outstanding Featured Actor in a Play – Barry Miller “Biloxi Blues”
Outstanding Scenic Design – Heidi Landesman “Big River”
Outstanding Lighting Design – Richard Riddell “Big River”
Outstanding Director of a Play – Gene Saks “Biloxi Blues”
Cast & Crew
Cast
Charles Marsden | Edward Petherbridge |
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Edmund Darrell | Brian Cox |
Gordon Evans (as a boy) | Patrick Wilcox |
Gordon Evans (as a man) | Charley Lang |
Madeline Arnold | Caitlin Clarke |
Mary, the maid | Jane Fleiss |
Mrs Amos Evans | Elizabeth Lawrence |
Nina Leeds | Glenda Jackson |
Professor Leeds | Tom Aldredge |
Sam Evans | James Hazeldine |
Crew | |
Co-Designer | Michael Levine |
Co-Designer | Voytek |
Costumes | Deirdre Clancy |
Director | Keith Hack |
Lighting | Allen Lee Hughes |
Sound | Valerie Spradling |
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Play description
O’Neill’s epic play consists of nine acts and lasts around five hours so it is usually played with a dinner break or on separate evenings.
On its premiere in 1928 it won the Pulitzer prize for Drama.
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