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6 September 1973: Simon, The Sunshine Boys Broadhurst Theatre, New York The Broadhurst is one of the smaller Broadway houses, just a bit larger than “intimate,” or possibly the next size up. It was a little over half full in the orchestra, and an almost empty balcony. I can imagine operating on a house this small, especially since I and a goodly number of other persons had bought our tickets half-price (mine, Row F right, $9.00 for $4.50 +.50 service charge), and so it must be seasonal (late Aug

Chapters

• 6 September 1973: Simon, The Sunshine Boys
• 4 October 1973: Williams, A Streetcar Named Desire
• October 1973: O’Neill, The Iceman Cometh
• 24 April 1974: Stoppard, Jumpers
• 31 October 1974: Nichols, The National Health
• 16 July 1975: Miller, Death of a Salesman
• 14 February 1998: Shakespeare, Taming of the Shrew
• 4 June 2000: Shakespeare, The Winter’s Tale
• 3 December 2000: Miller, Death of a Salesman
• 10 June 2001: Shakespeare, King Richard II
• 7 December 2001: Ensler, Necessary Targets
• 23 March 2002: Weiss, Marat/Sade
• 2 June 2002: Aristophanes, Lysistrata
• 27 June 2002: Hellman, The Little Foxes
• 16 August 2002: Gilroy, The Subject was Roses
• 14 November 2002: Marivaux, Love in Disguise (Le prince travesti)
• 15 November 2002: Uhry, Edgardo Mine
• 15 December 2002: Chekhov, Uncle Vanya
• 25 July 2003: Wilde, The Importance of Being Earnest
• 16 February 2003: Marivaux, La Dispute
• 1 March 2003: Strindberg, Dance of Death
• 7 March 2003: Foote, The Trip to Bountiful
• 8 June 2003: Shakespeare and others, Pericles
• 12 July 2003: Frayne, Copenhagen
• 19 July 2003: Ayckbourne, How the Other Half Loves
• 26 July 2003: Shakespeare, Love’s Labour’s Lost
• 1 August 2003: Auburn, Proof
• 9 August 2003: Stoppard, Travesties
• 27 September 2003: Cooney and Chapman, Not Now, Darling
• 30 January 2004: Ludlam, The Mystery of Irma Vep
• 22 February 2004: Shakespeare, A Midsummer Night’s Dream
• 4 March 2004: Rossini, The Barber of Seville
• 5 March 2004: Ibsen, Hedda Gabler
• 12 March 2004: Metamorphoses
• 3 April 2004: Shakespeare, Othello
• 4 April 2004: Orton, What the Butler Saw
• 30 April 2004: Parks, Top Dog / Under Dog
• 4 June 2004: Albee, Peter and Jerry
• 6 June 2004: Sophocles, Oedipus
• 17 July 2004: Molière, The Miser
• 7 August 2004: Hart and Kaufman, The Man Who Came to Dinner
• 2 October 2004: Wilson, Gem of the Ocean
• 11 December 2004: Wilson, Burn This
• 5 February 2005: Sheridan, The Rivals
• 20 February 2005: Lepage, The Far Side of the Moon
• 12 March 2005: Machado, The Cook
• 9 April 2005: Jizuka, 36 Views
• 22 April 2005: Shakespeare, Othello, The Moor of Venice
• 18 June 2005: Sternheim, The Underpants
• 2 July 2005: Shakespeare, Julius Caesar
• 9 July 2005: Jones, Stones in his Pockets
• 2 October 2005: Bizet, Carmen
• 23 October 2005: Dorado, The Keening
• 11 December 2005: Chekhov, Three Sisters
• 20 January 2006: O’Neill, A Moon for the Misbegotten
• 14 May 2006: Wilde, The Importance of Being Earnest
• 1 June 2006: James, Turn of the Screw
• 28 July 2006: Margulies, Sight Unseen
• 10 September 2006: Shakespeare, Much Ado about Nothing
• 21 September 2006: Porter and Kopit, High Society
• 21 September 2006: Shaw, Arms and the Man
• 22 September 2006: Ibsen, Rosmersholm
• 22 September 2006: Goetz and Goetz, The Heiress
• 24 September 2006: Miller The Crucible
• 24 September 2006: O’Brien, The Invisible Man
• 1 October 2006: Mee, bobrauschenbergamerica
• 3 December 2006: Wings of Desire
• 31 December 2006: The Importance of Being Earnest
• 20 January 2007: Racine, Britannicus
• 1 February 2007: Wilson, Fences
• 25 February 2007: Bartlett, Charles Dickens’ Oliver Twist
• 9 March 2007: Treadwell, Machinal
• 22 April 2007. Shakespeare, A Midsummer Night’s Dream
• 20 May 2007: Pinter, No Man’s Land
• 27 July 2007: Molière, Dom Juan (or Le Festin de Pierre)
• 15 December 2007: Sun, No child . . .
• June – August 2008: New Century Theatre, Northampton
• 15 August 2008: Shanley, Doubt: A Parable
• 27 September 2008: Nelson, How Shakespeare Won the West
• 1 November 2008: Gilbert and Sullivan, Princess Ida; or, Castle Adamant
• 20 December 2008: Massenet, Thaïs
• 7 February 2009: Williams, The Corn is Green
• 13 March 2009: Brecht and Weill, Threepenny Opera
• 14 March 2009: Beckett, Endgame
• 19 March 2009: Puccini, Madama Butterfly
• 4 April 2009: Goodwin, Two Men of Florence
• 13 June 2009: Gilbert and Sullivan and Greenberg and Benjamin and Daniel, Pirate
• 26 June 2009: Simon, Last of the Red Hot Lovers
• 7 August 2009: Stoppard, Arcadia
• 1 October 2009: Shakespeare, All’s Well That Ends Well
• 24 October 2009: Verdi, Aïda
• 5 November 2009: Heaney, The Burial at Thebes
• 14 November 2009: de Molina, Marta the Divine
• 5 December 2009: Shakespeare, Love’s Labour’s Lost
• 30 November 2009: Gilbert and Sullivan, The Pirates of Penzance
• 19 December 2009: Offenbach, Les Contes d’Hoffmann
• 9 January 2010: Strauss, Der Rosenkavalier
• 28 February 2010: Odets, Waiting for Lefty
• 27 March 2010: Thomas, Hamlet
• 22 April 2010: Bennett, The Habit of Art
• 23 April 2010: Menken and Ashman, Little Shop of Horrors
• 7 May 2010: Beckett, Endgame
• Summer, 20th Season: New Century Theatre
• 31 July 2010: Glass, Trying
• 9 October 2010: Wagner, Das Rheingold
• 23 October 2010: Mussorgsky, Boris Godunov
• 5 November 2010: Lorca, The House of Bernarda Alba
• 12 November 2010: Gilbert and Sullivan, Iolanthe; or, The Peer and the Peri
• 13 November 2010: Donizetti, Don Pasquale
• 8 January 2011: Puccini, La Fanciulla del West (The Girl of the Golden West)
• 12 February 2011: Adams, Nixon in China
• 26 February 2011: Gluck, Iphigénie en Tauride
• 5 March 2011: Sophocles, Ajax
• 16 April 2011 and 21 April 2011: Dear, Frankenstein
• 21 June 2011: Wilde, The Importance of Being Earnest
• 25 June 2011: Howe, Painting Churches
• 14 July 2012: Wilde, The Importance of Being Earnest

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