The Chinese and Dr. Fish
One Act - Original
Ethel Barrymore Theatre
- First Preview:
- Opening Date: March 10, 1970
- Closing Date: March 21, 1970
- Previews: 1
- Performances: 15
- The Chinese and Dr. Fish is comprised of Dr. Fish, The Chinese
Playwright: Murray Schisgal
Synopsis
An evening of two one-acts by Murray Schisgal. Dr. Fish follows a wife discussing her sex problems with an expert, who only increases them. In The Chinese, a young man with Chinese parents disappoints his family by pretending to be Jewish.
Dr. Fish: An evening of two one-acts by Murray Schisgal. Dr. Fish follows a wife discussing her sex problems with an expert, who only increases them. In The Chinese, a young man with Chinese parents disappoints his family by pretending to be Jewish.
The Chinese: An evening of two one-acts by Murray Schisgal. Dr. Fish follows a wife discussing her sex problems with an expert, who only increases them. In The Chinese, a young man with Chinese parents disappoints his family by pretending to be Jewish.
Dr. Fish: Opening Night Cast
 |
Vincent Gardenia | Marty Mendelsohn |
| Marvin Lichterman | Dr. Fish | |
| Charlotte Rae | Charlotte Mendelsohn | |
| Paula Trueman | Mrs. Fish |
Dr. Fish: Opening Night Production Credits
| Murray Schisgal | Writer | |
| Arthur Storch | Director | |
| William Pitkin | Scenic Design | |
| Sara Brook | Costume Design | |
| Martin Aronstein | Lighting Design | |
| Harvey B. Sabinson | Press Representative |
The Chinese: Opening Night Cast
| Paula Trueman | Mrs. Fish | |
| Joseph Bova | Mr. Lee | |
| William Devane | Chester Lee | |
| Alice Drummond | Mrs. Lee | |
 |
Marcia Jean Kurtz | Pu Ping Chow |
| Louise Lasser | Gladys Hoffman |
The Chinese: Opening Night Production Credits
| Murray Schisgal | Writer | |
| Arthur Storch | Director | |
| William Pitkin | Scenic Design | |
| Sara Brook | Costume Design | |
| Martin Aronstein | Lighting Design | |
| Harvey B. Sabinson | Press Representative |
Awards
Tony Award
| Year | Category | Name | Winner/Nominee |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1970 | Featured Actor in a Play | Joseph Bova | Nominee |
| 1970 | Featured Actress in a Play | Alice Drummond | Nominee |
