The Lady from Dubuque (Broadway, Morosco Theatre, 1980) | Playbill

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The Lady from Dubuque

Broadway
Play
Original

The Lady from Dubuque Playbill - Jan 1980
The Lady from Dubuque Playbill - Jan 1980


SYNOPSIS: Three couples meet in a living room and play dangerous games, avoiding the topic of one woman's imminent death, until they are interrupted by the arrival of a black man and a woman calling herself "the lady from Dubuque" and saying she is the dying woman's mother.
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Pro Info

  • First Preview
    Jan 25 1980
  • Opening Date
    Jan 31 1980
  • Closing Date
    Feb 9 1980
  • Previews
    8
  • Performances
    12 as of Apr 19, 2024

Inside The Playbill

The Lady From Dubuque - Opening Night
The Lady From Dubuque - Opening Night
The Lady From Dubuque - Opening Night
The Lady From Dubuque - Opening Night
The Lady From Dubuque - Opening Night
The Lady From Dubuque - Opening Night
The Lady From Dubuque - Opening Night
The Lady From Dubuque - Opening Night
The Lady From Dubuque - Opening Night
The Lady From Dubuque - Opening Night
The Lady From Dubuque - Opening Night
The Lady From Dubuque - Opening Night
The Lady From Dubuque - Opening Night
The Lady From Dubuque - Opening Night
The Lady From Dubuque - Opening Night
The Lady From Dubuque - Opening Night
The Lady From Dubuque - Opening Night
The Lady From Dubuque - Opening Night
The Lady From Dubuque - Opening Night
The Lady From Dubuque - Opening Night

Awards

Tony Award
1980 Best Featured Actress in a Play Nominee
1980 Best Featured Actor in a Play Nominee
Photos
Laila Robins and Jane Alexander
Peter Francis James, Catherine Curtin, Laila Robbins, Jane Alexander, Edward Albee, C.J. Wilson, Tricia Paoluccio, Thomas Jay Ryan and Michael Hayden
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