Productions
* World Premiere

The Contractor (1973)
This play (like “The Changing Room”) has intrigued critics in London because of its deceptive, unique dramatic method. Storey constructs the play around the setting up and taking down of a tent for a wedding. Clive Barnes (N.Y. Times) wrote: “...it exerts the same fascination that makes passers-by stop in the street to watch construction workers this is a very funny play.”
About the Play
Written By: David Storey
On the Screen: IMDB Details
About the Production
Run Dates: 8/7/1973 - 8/18/1973
Program: Program (.pdf)
Venue: Queen Anne
Directed By: Gregory A. Falls
Cast: Don Bearden - Maurice
Michael Cristofer - Marshall
James Higgins - Ewbank
Neil Hunt - Paul
Dermot McNamara - Fitzpatrick
Eda Reiss Merin - Old Mrs. Ewbank
Richard (Dick) Montgomery - Kay
Joan Norton - Mrs. Ewbank
Judith Rumsby - Claire
Adrian Sparks - Glendenning
Ian Thomson - Bennett
Ben Tone - Old Ewbank
Behind the Scenes: Linda Bachmann - Costume Designer
Don Correll - Stage Manager
Richard (Dick) Montgomery - Technical Director
William (Bill) Raoul - Set Designer
Phil Schermer - Lighting Designer
Shelley Henze Schermer - Properties