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Othello - Broadway Creative Team


Production Staff

William Shakespeare Playwright
Bill Alvarez Assistant to Mr. Fletcher
John Boyt Assistant to Mr. Fletcher
David Chapman Scenic Designer
Peter Coe Director
Neil Einleger Assistant Stage Manager
CBS Video Enterprises Producer
(In Association With)
Robert Fletcher Costume Designer
James A. Gerald Company Manager
Don Gregory Producer
(By Arrangement With)
Produced on Broadway My Fair Lady starring Rex Harrison, Camelot starring Richard Burton (and later Richard Harris), the award-winning Othello starring James Earl Jones and Christopher Plummer, for which Mr. Gregory won a Tony Award, Clarence Darrow starring Henry Fonda and the Belle of Amherst, for which Julie Harris won a Tony Award. Mr. Gregory also produced Dore Schary’s FDR with Robert Vaughn, which became a motion picture and Paul Robeson starring James Earl Jones, which became a TV special after its Broadway run. In addition, Mr. Gregory produced Nobody Don’t Like Yogi starring Ben Gazzara and brought to NY ... read more
Mark Haack Assistant to Mr. Chapman
Hy Jacobs Advertising
Thomas Kelly Production Stage Manager
Randy Kovitz Fight Captain
Patricia Krawitz Press Representative
Seymour Krawitz General Press Representative
Fran Kumin Casting
Robert W. Larkin Press Representative
Michael Miller (ii) Assistant to Mr. Chapman
Patrik D. Moreton Hair Designer
Alecia A. Parker Production Coordinator
John Rabolvsky Assistant to Mr. Chapman
Carol Rubinstein Assistant to Mr. Weiss
Stanley Silverman Composer
(Incidental Music)
Meg Simon Casting
Martha Swope Production Photographer
Dianne Trulock Stage Manager
Marc B. Weiss Lighting Designer
Elliott Woodruff Assistant to the Director

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Awards and Nominations

1982 Drama Desk Awards
Outstanding Costume Design: Robert Fletcher was nominated but did not win.

1982 Tony Awards
Best Revival: Fran Weissler won.
Best Revival: CBS Video Enterprises won.
Reproduction (Play or Musical): Barry won.

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