TACT PRODUCTIONS TO DATE
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Twelve Angry Men
(Reginald Rose, premiere production)
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The Children's Hour
(Lillian Hellman, Fall 1995)
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The Pirate
(S.N. Behrman, Winter 1996)
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The Effect of Gamma Rays on Man-in-the-Moon Marigolds
(Paul Zindel, Spring 1996)
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The Best Man
(Gore Vidal, Fall 1996)
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A Saroyan Celebration
(two one-acts by William Saroyan, Winter 1997)
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Moby Dick Rehearsed
(Orson Welles, Spring 1997 & reprised in Fall 1997 by
popular acclaim)
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A Thousand Clowns
(Herb Gardner, Winter 1998)
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Lady in the Dark
(Weill-Hart-Gershwin, Spring 1998)
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A Delicate Balance
(Edward Albee, Summer 1998)
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The Crucible
(Arthur Miller, Fall 1998)
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And Things That Go Bump in the Night
(Terrence McNally, Winter 1999)
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archy & mehitabel
(Don Marquis, Spring 1999)
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Two Masks
(Eugene O'Neill & Elaine May, Summer 1999)
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The Cradle Will Rock
(Marc Blitzstein, Fall 1999)
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I Cry Aloud: The Clarence Darrow Story
(Specially Commissioned for TACT, Winter 2000)
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The Boys in the Band
( Mart Crowley, Spring 2000)
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Luv
(Murray Schisgal, Summer 2000)
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Hollywood Pinafore
(George S. Kaufman, Fall 2000)
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The Sign in Sidney Brustein's Window
(Lorraine Hansberry, Winter 2001)
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Hotel Universe
(Philip Barry, Winter 2001)
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Danny and Sylvia
(Bob McElwaine and Bob Bain, Special limited engagement,
Winter 2001)
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The Andersonville Trial
(Saul Levitt, Summer 2001)
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Danny & Sylvia
(Fall 2001)
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Picnic
(William Inge, Winter 2002)
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Home of the Brave
(Arthur Laurents, Spring 2002)
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Laughter at Ten O'Clock: Memories of the Carol Burnett
Show
(Summer 2002)
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Detective Story
(Richard Henrich, staged reading, Summer 2002)
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Uncle Tom's Cabin
(George Aiken, Fall 2002)
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The Seven-Year Itch
(George Axelrod, Early Winter/Holiday 2002)
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Benchley Despite Himself
(Nat Benchley, Late Winter 2003)
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Broadway Musicals of 1938
(Late Winter 2003)
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The Second Man
(S.N.Behrman, Spring 2003)
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Green Grow the Lilacs
(Lynn Riggs, staged reading, Spring 2003)
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Dear World
(Jerry Herman, Summer 2003)
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The Robber Bridegroom
(Adapted from a novella by Eudora Welty, book and lyrics
by Alfred Uhry, music by Robert Waldman, Fall 2003)
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If Only in My Dreams
(Reflections Series, Holiday 2004)
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Mr. Roberts
(Thomas Heggen and Joshua Logan, Winter 2004)
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A Flag is Born
(Ben Hecht, Spring 2004)
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Machinal
(Sophie Treadwell, Summer 2004)
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Porgy
(Dorothy and Dubose Heyward, staged reading, Summer 2004)
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The Time of Your Life
(William Saroyan, Fall 2004)
- Paradise Lost
(Clifford Odets, Fall/Winter 2004)
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Tea and Sympathy
(Robert Anderson, Winter 2005)
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Moby Dick Rehearsed
(Orson Welles, Spring, 2005)
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The Emperor Jones
(Eugene O'Neill, Summer, 2005)
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One Touch of Venus
("Rescues" series, music by Kurt Weill, lyrics by Ogden
Nash, book by SJ Perlman & Ogden Nash, concert
version, Summer 2005)
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It Had to be You
(Joseph Bologna and Renee Taylor, Fall 2005)
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Spoon River Anthology
(Charles Aidman, Winter 2006)
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The Autumn Garden
(Lillian Hellman, Spring 2006)
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U.S.A.
(Paul Shyre and John Dos Passos, Summer 2006)
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Call Me Mister
("Rescues" series, music and lyrics by Harold Rome, skits
by Arnold Auerbach and Arnold Horwitt, concert version,
Summer 2006)
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Macbird!
(Barbara Garson, Fall 2006)
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Desire Under the Elms
(Eugene ONeill, Winter 2007)
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Drama Under the Influence
(Great Female Writers of the Prohibition Years, Winter
2007)
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That Championship Season
(Jason Miller, Spring 2007)
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Stage Door
("Rescues" series, Edna Ferber and George S. Kaufman,
staged reading, Summer 2007)
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Hellzapoppin
(Olsen and Johnson, Summer 2007)
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Ah Wilderness
(Eugene O'Neill, Fall 2007)
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Cops
(Terry Curtis Fox, Winter 2008)
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Happy Birthday, Wanda June
(Kurt Vonnegut, Winter 2008)
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The Eccentricities of a Nightingale
(Tennessee Williams, Spring 2008)
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Stunt Girl
("Reflections" series, by Peter Kellogg and David
Friedman, Summer 2008)
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The Titans
("Reflections" series, by Robert McElwaine, Summer 2008)
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Dr. Cook’s Garden
(Ira Levin, Fall 2008)
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A Passion for Justice: The Clarence Darrow Story
("Reflections" series, by Jack Marshall and Paul Morella,
Fall 2008)
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Life With Father
(Howard Lindsay and Russel Crouse, Winter 2009)
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An American Century Christmas
("Reflections" series, by Jack Marshall and Tom & Kathryn
Fuller, Winter 2009)
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Native Son
(Paul Green and Richard Wright, Spring 2009)
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Edward Albee’s Seascape
(Summer 2009)
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A Piece of My Heart
(Shirley Lauro, Fall 2009)
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Will Success Spoil Rock Hunter?
(George Axelrod, Winter 2010)
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Stalag 17
(Donald Bevan and Edmund Trzcinski, Spring 2010)
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Treadwell: Bright and Dark
(“Reflections” Series, by Allyson Currin, Spring 2010)
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Babes in Arms
(“Rescues” Series, by Richard Rodgers and Lorenz Hart,
Summer 2010)
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Serenading Louie
(Lanford Wilson, Summer 2010)
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The Tenth Man
(Paddy Chayefsky, Fall 2010)
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One Night with Fanny Brice
(“Reflections” Series, by Chip Deffaa, Fall 2010)
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Beyond the Horizon
(Eugene O'Neill, Winter 2011)
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Stage Door
(Edna Ferber and George S. Kaufman, Spring 2011)
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Visit to a Small Planet
(Gore Vidal, Summer 2011)
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The Country Girl
(Clifford Odets, Fall 2011)
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Little Murders
(Jules Feiffer, Winter 2012)
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On the Waterfront
(Budd Schulberg with Stan Silverman, Spring 2012)
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Sister Mary Ignatius Explains It All For You
(Christopher Durang, Summer 2012)
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Marathon '33
(June Havoc, Summer 2012)
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J.B.
(Archibald MacLeish, Fall 2012)
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The Show-Off
(George Kelly, Winter 2013)
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Abe Lincoln in Illinois
("Rescues" series, Robert E. Sherwood, Winter 2013)
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Voodoo Macbeth
(adapted by Orson Welles, Spring 2013)
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Biography
(S.N. Behrman, Summer 2013)
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I Do! I Do!
(Tom Jones and Harvey Schmidt, Summer 2013)
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Come Blow Your Horn
(Neil Simon, Fall 2013)
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Bang the Drum Slowly
(Mark Harris, Winter 2014)
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Oh Dad, Poor Dad, Mamma's Hung You in the Closet and I'm Feelin' So Sad
(Arthur Kopit, Spring 2014)
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Judgment at Nuremberg
(Abby Mann, Spring 2014)
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An Evening with Danny Kaye
(Spring 2014)
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The Seven Year Itch
(George Axelrod, Fall 2014)
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Crime and Punishment in America: Cops and Hello Out There
(Terry Curtis Fox, William Saroyan, Winter 2015)
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American Century's Broadway Hit Parade
(compiled by Jack Marshall, Tom Fuller, and Jacqueline Manger, Spring 2015)
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Twelve Angry Men
(Reginald Rose, Summer 2015, closing production)
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