Broadway Production
The play, directed by the author, opened on Broadway at the Helen Hayes Theatre on September 28, 1978 and ran for 236 performances.
The production was nominated for four Tony Awards including Giovanni for Best Direction of a Play and won the award for Roger Morgan's lighting design. It also received Drama Desk Awards for Morgan as well as for John Wulp's scenic design.
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