July 6, 2008

Home
Playbill Club
Discounts
Benefits
Join Club
Member Services
News
U.S./Canada
International
Tony Awards
Obituaries
Awards Roundup
All
Listings/Tickets
Broadway
Off-Broadway
Regional/Tours
London
Features
Week in Review
Broadway Grosses
On the Record
Stage to Screens
On Opening Night
Playbill Archives
Ask Playbill.com
Special Features
All
Playbill Store
Enter Store
Casting & Jobs
Job Listings
Post a Job
Celebrity Buzz
Diva Talk
Brief Encounter
The Leading Men
Cue and A
Onstage & Backstage
Who's Who
Insider Info
Playbill Digital
Multimedia
Video
Interactive
Polls
Quizzes
Contests
Theatre Central
Sites
Connections
Reference
Awards Database
Seating Charts
Restaurants
Hotels
FAQs

RSS News Feed


News: US/Canada
Related Information
Email this Article Email this Article
Printer-friendly Printer-friendly
Selby and Shaud Lead Wouk's Caine Mutiny June 6-10 at L.A. Theatre Works


06 Jun 2001

Murphy Brown"'s Grant Shaud and "Dark Shadows"' David Selby star in novelist Herman Wouk's theatrical adaptation of his Pulitzer Prize winning novel The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial, performed for radio by L.A. Theatre Works June 6-10 at the Skirball Cultural Center. Gordon Hunt directs.

Murphy Brown"'s Grant Shaud and "Dark Shadows"' David Selby star in novelist Herman Wouk's theatrical adaptation of his Pulitzer Prize winning novel The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial, performed for radio by L.A. Theatre Works June 6-10 at the Skirball Cultural Center. Gordon Hunt directs.

Wouk debuted The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial on Broadway in 1954 (the book also served as the basis for the 1954 Humphrey Bogart film). The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial pits Lieutenant Stephen Maryk and Lieutenant Commander Queeg as Maryk relieves his submarine commander of duty after deciding the Queeg has become too mentally unstable to pilot their World War II sub. He is accused of mutiny and put on trial by the Navy. It is at the trial that The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial takes place. Wouk's eleven novels include "The Winds of War," "War and Remembrance" and "Marjorie Morningstar."

Also in the cast are James Avery, Kenny Williams and Chuma Hunter Gault.

All TheatreWorks theatre productions are recorded for future broadcast on Santa Monica College's KCRW 89.9 FM and are sold on the L.A. Theatre Works homepage at http://www.latw.org. In the past 11 years, productions have won several awards including the Corporation for Public Broadcasting's Gold and Silver Awards, three Sony Awards, the Writer's Guild of America's Best Comedy Award and the 1999 Audie Award for Best Dramatic Production from the Audio Publishers Association. Their recording of The Prisoner of Second Avenue, featuring Richard Dreyfuss and Mason, was nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Spoken Comedy Album.

Tickets are $34-$38. Skirball Cultural Center is located at 2701 N. Sepulveda Blvd. For reservations, call (310) 827-0889.

— By Christine Ehren



Keyword:

Features/Location:

Writer:

 


advanced search

Free Membership
Exclusive Ticket Discounts
Join

NEWEST DISCOUNTS
The Country Girl
Some Americans Abroad
Grease
Summertime Classics
Damn Yankees
A Catered Affair
Naked Boys Singing
Thurgood
Title of Show
The 39 Steps

ALSO SAVE ON BROADWAY'S BEST
A Chorus Line
August: Osage County
Boeing-Boeing
Cirque Dreams
Gypsy
Spamalot
Title of Show
Xanadu
Young Frankenstein

and more!



Newest features from PlaybillArts.com:

Photo Journal: Doktor Faust at the Munich Opera Festival

20 (PLUS) QUESTIONS WITH: Pianist David Greilsammer

Click here for more classical music, opera, and dance features.


· Schedule of Upcoming Broadway Shows
· Schedule of Upcoming Off-Broadway Shows
· Broadway Rush and Standing Room Only Policies
· Long Runs on Broadway
· Weekly Schedule of Current Broadway Shows
· Upcoming Cast Recordings
· Hit Show Ticket Tips
· Broadway's July 4th Performance Schedule Changes


Which viral video series have you enjoyed more?
Cubby Bernstein
Title of Show

View Results
(without voting)

Email this page to a friend!