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Indiana Repertory Theatre Production History Season Show Author Indiana Repertory Theatre Production History Season Show Author Building 1972-73 Charley’s Aunt Brandon Thomas Athenaeum 1972-73 Fables Here and Then David Feldshuh Athenaeum 1972-73 The Scamp Molière Athenaeum 1972-73 The House of Blue Leaves John Guare Athenaeum 1972-73 The Glass Menagerie Tennessee Williams Athenaeum 1972-73 Count Dracula Ted Miller Athenaeum 1973-74 Our Town Thornton Wilder Athenaeum 1973-74 What the Butler Saw Joe Orton Athenaeum 1973-74 Of Mice and Men John Steinbeck Athenaeum 1973-74 Jacques Brel Is Alive and Well and Living in Paris English lyrics by Eric Blau and Mort Shuman, music by Jacques Athenaeum Brel 1973-74 Servant of Two Masters Carlo Goldoni Athenaeum 1973-74 Sherlock Holmes William Gillette Athenaeum 1974-75 Harvey Mary Chase Athenaeum 1974-75 One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest Lillian Hellman Athenaeum 1974-75 The Taming of the Shrew William Shakespeare Athenaeum 1974-75 The Rainmaker N. Richard Nash Athenaeum 1974-75 A Bird in the Hand Georges Feydeau Athenaeum 1975-76 That Championship Season Jason Miller Athenaeum 1975-76 The Caretaker Harold Pinter Athenaeum 1975-76 Arms and the Man George Bernard Shaw Athenaeum 1975-76 Long Day’s Journey into Night Eugene O’Neill Athenaeum 1975-76 The Sea Horse Edward J. Moore Athenaeum 1975-76 The Envoi Messages Louis Phillips Athenaeum 1975-76 The Real Inspector Hound and Black Comedy Tom Stoppard Athenaeum Peter Shaffer 1975-76 The Tavern George M. Cohan Athenaeum 1975-76 Reflections: And Evening of One-Act Plays Luigi Pirandello Athenaeum The Man with the Flower in His Mouth 1975-76 The Old Jew Murray Schisgal Athenaeum 1975-76 The Harmfulness of Tobacco Anton Chekhov Athenaeum 1976-77 The Last Meeting of the Knights of the White Magnolia Preston Jones Athenaeum 1976-77 When you Comin’ Back, Red Ryder? Mark Medoff Athenaeum 1976-77 The Threepenny Opera Bertolt Brecht & Kurt Weill Athenaeum 1976-77 Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? Edward Albee Athenaeum 1976-77 The Brixton Recovery Jack Gilhooley Athenaeum 1976-77 The Tempest William Shakespeare Athenaeum 1976-77 Private Lives Noël Coward Athenaeum 1976-77 Sleuth Anthony Shaffer Athenaeum 1976-77 Miss Julie August Strindberg Athenaeum 1977-78 The Philadelphia Story Philip Barry Athenaeum 1977-78 The Birthday Party Harold Pinter Athenaeum 1977-78 The Country Girl Clifford Odets Athenaeum 1977-78 Vanities Jack Heifner Athenaeum 1977-78 The Seagull Anton Chekhov Athenaeum 1977-78 How the Other Half Loves Alan Ayckbourn Athenaeum 1978-79 13 Rue de L’Amour Georges Feydeau Athenaeum 1978-79 Sizwe Bansi Is Dead Athol Fugard, John Kani, & Winston Ntshona Athenaeum 1978-79 A Delicate Balance Edward Albee Athenaeum 1978-79 The Importance of Being Earnest Oscar Wilde Athenaeum 1978-79 Ten Little Indians Agatha Christie Athenaeum 1978-79 The Goodbye People Herb Gardner Athenaeum 1979-80 Cold Storage Ronald Ribman Athenaeum 1979-80 Descendants Jack Gilhooley Athenaeum 1979-80 Dylan Thomas Growing Up Dylan Thomas Athenaeum 1979-80 Absurd Person Singular Alan Ayackbourn Athenaeum 1979-80 Toys in the Attic Lillian Hellman Athenaeum 1979-80 Twelfth Night William Shakespeare Athenaeum 1979-80 Born Yesterday Garson Kanin Athenaeum 1980-81 Hoagy, Bix, and Wolfgang Beethoven Bunkhaus Adrian Mitchell IRT 1980-81 A Christmas Carol adapted by Tom Haas from Charles Dickens IRT 1980-81 Rocket to the Moon Clifford Odets IRT 1980-81 Oedipus at the Holy Place Robert Montgomery IRT 1980-81 Treats Christopher Hampton IRT 1980-81 Live Tonight: Emma Goldman Michael Bigelow Dixon IRT 1980-81 The Failure to Zigzag John B. Ferzacca IRT 1980-81 Ah, Wilderness! Eugene O’Neill IRT 1980-81 Coming of Age Barbara Field IRT 1980-81 Murder in the Cabaret Tom Haas IRT 1981-82 Hamlet William Shakespeare IRT 1981-82 A Lesson from Aloes Athol Fugard IRT 1981-82 A Christmas Carol adapted by Tom Haas from Charles Dickens IRT 1981-82 Coming Attractions Ted Tally IRT 1981-82 The Siege of Frank Sinatra Denis Whitburn IRT 1981-82 She Stoops to Conquer Oliver Goldsmith IRT 1981-82 Billy Bishop Goes to War John Gray & Eric Peterson IRT 1981-82 Rain W. Somerset Maugham IRT 1981-82 Home Samm-Art Williams IRT 1981-82 Operetta, My Dear Watson Tom Haas; music & lyrics by Gilbert & Sullivan IRT 1981-82 Cole Porter, Native Son Ben Cameron IRT (Cabaret) 1981-82 Biodegradable: A Musical Soap Opera Tom Haas IRT (Cabaret) 1981-82 Hilly, Lili, & Lulu --- IRT (Cabaret) 1981-82 Christmas Cheers Ben Cameron IRT (Cabaret) 1981-82 2 x 4, The Music of Kander and Ebb Tom Haas IRT (Cabaret) 1981-82 Maxine Andrews --- IRT (Cabaret) 1981-82 The Radio Show --- IRT (Cabaret) 1981-82 Murder in the Cabaret Tom Haas IRT (Cabaret) 1981-82 Blue Suede Decade Tom Haas IRT (Cabaret) 1981-82 Commercial Interruptions Tom Haas IRT (Cabaret) 1981-82 The Manhattan Rhythm Kings --- IRT (Cabaret) 1982-83 A Midsummer Night’s Dream William Shakespeare IRT 1982-83 Billy Bishop Goes to War John Gray & Eric Peterson IRT 1982-83 A Christmas Carol adapted by Tom Haas from Charles Dickens IRT 1982-83 Tartuffe Molière, translated by Richard Wilbur IRT 1982-83 You Can’t Take It with You George S. Kaufman & Moss Hart IRT 1982-83 Desire under the Elms Eugene O’Neill IRT 1982-83 Pal Joey Richard Rogers, Lorenz Hart, & John O’Hara IRT 1982-83 Starting Here, Starting Now lyrics by Richard Maltby Jr., music by David Shire IRT (Cabaret) 1982-83 Only When I Laugh --- IRT (Cabaret) 1982-83 Key Changes and Other Disasters Hank Levy IRT (Cabaret) 1982-83 Come Rain or Come Shine: Harold Arlen --- IRT (Cabaret) 1982-83 Christmas Presence Tom Haas IRT (Cabaret) 1982-83 Stage Stricken --- IRT (Cabaret) 1982-83 Murder in the Casbah Tom Haas IRT (Cabaret) 1982-83 Herb and Potato --- IRT (Cabaret) 1982-83 Hey, Big Spender! The Music of Cy Coleman --- IRT (Cabaret) 1982-83 Murder Strikes Twice: Murder in the Cabaret and Murder in Tom Haas IRT (Cabaret) the Casbah 1982-83 Kilroy Was Here --- IRT (Cabaret) 1982-83 The Manhattan Rhythm Kings --- IRT (Cabaret) 1983-84 Henry IV, parts 1 & 2 William Shakespeare IRT 1983-84 Mass Appeal Bill C. Davis IRT 1983-84 A Christmas Carol adapted by Tom Haas from Charles Dickens IRT 1983-84 Pump Boys and Dinettes John Foley, Mark Hardwick, Debra Monk, Cass Morgan, John IRT Schimmel, & Jim Wann 1983-84 Heartbreak House George Bernard Shaw IRT 1983-84 Joan and Charles with Angels Robert Montgomery IRT 1983-84 The Island Athol Fugard, John Kani, & Winston Ntshona IRT 1983-84 Whodunnit Anthony Shaffer IRT 1983-84 South Pacific Richard Rogers, Oscar Hammerstein II, & Joshua Logan IRT 1983-84 Cotton Patch Gospel Harry Chapin, Tom Key, & Russell Treyz IRT 1983-84 Love Songs Michael Valenti IRT (Cabaret) 1983-84 T-Bears --- IRT (Cabaret) 1983-84 Maxine Andrews --- IRT (Cabaret) 1983-84 In Jobs We Trust --- IRT (Cabaret) 1983-84 Murder in the Kremlin Tom Haas IRT (Cabaret) 1983-84 Herb & Potato --- IRT (Cabaret) 1983-84 The Whole Earth Cabaret Tom Haas IRT (Cabaret) 1983-84 I Get a Kick out of Cole Tom Haas IRT (Cabaret) 1983-84 The Red Clay Ramblers --- IRT (Cabaret) 1983-84 Divorce Me, Dearest Tom Haas IRT (Cabaret) 1983-84 They Say It’s Wonderful: Irving Berlin --- IRT (Cabaret) 1984-85 The Man Who Came to Dinner George S. Kaufman & Moss Hart IRT 1984-85 Fool for Love Sam Shepard IRT 1984-85 A Christmas Carol adapted by Tom Haas from Charles Dickens IRT 1984-85 Tintypes Mary Kyte/Mel Marvin/Gary Pearle IRT 1984-85 Painting Churches Tina Howe IRT 1984-85 Three Sisters Anton Chekhov IRT 1984-85 ’night, Mother Marsha Norman IRT 1984-85 The Diary of Anne Frank Frances Goodrich & Albert Hackett IRT 1984-85 School for Wives Molière, translated by Richard Wilbur IRT 1984-85 The Manhattan Rhythm Kings --- IRT (Cabaret) 1984-85 An Evening with Bernadette Galanti --- IRT (Cabaret) 1984-85 Charles Busch Alone --- IRT (Cabaret) 1984-85 On the Air! --- IRT (Cabaret) 1984-85 Murder in the Capitol Tom Haas IRT (Cabaret) 1984-85 Stage Stricken IRT (Cabaret) 1984-85 Ho! Ho! Ho! The Christmas Show IRT (Cabaret) 1984-85 Another Evening with Bernadette Galanti IRT (Cabaret) 1984-85 The Red Clay Ramblers IRT (Cabaret) 1984-85 I Got Gershwin IRT (Cabaret) 1984-85 Real to Reel IRT (Cabaret) 1984-85 Modern Times Tom Haas IRT (Cabaret) 1984-85 Annette Saves the World Tom Haas IRT (Cabaret) 1985-86 The Front Page Ben Hecht & Charles MacArthur IRT 1985-86 Virginia Edna O’Brien IRT 1985-86 Peter Pan J. M. Barrie IRT 1985-86 Sister Mary Ignatius Explains It All for You and The Actor’s Christopher Durang IRT Nightmare 1985-86 Dracula Tom Haas, from Bram Stoker IRT 1985-86 The Boys in Autumn Bernard Sabath IRT 1985-86 Mourning Becomes Electra Eugene O’Neill IRT 1985-86 Dial “M” for Murder Frederick Knott IRT 1985-86 Romeo and Juliet William Shakespeare IRT 1985-86 Torch Song Trilogy Harvey Fierstein IRT 1985-86 The Jerome Kern Songbook Frederick Farrar IRT (Cabaret) 1985-86 Greater Tuna Jaston Williams, Joe Sears, & Ed Howard IRT (Cabaret) 1985-86 Season’s Greetings --- IRT (Cabaret) 1985-86 Magic Child: An Evening with Teresa Burrell --- IRT (Cabaret) 1985-86 Some Enchanted Evenings Tom Haas IRT (Cabaret) 1985-86 Bullshot Crummond Ron House, Diz White, John Neville-Andrews, Alan Shearman, IRT (Cabaret) & Derek Cunningham 1985-86 A Little Sondheim Music Frederick Farrar IRT (Cabaret) 1985-86 Together Again --- IRT (Cabaret) 1986-87 The Skin of Our Teeth Thornton Wilder IRT 1986-87 The Mousetrap Agatha Christie IRT 1986-87 Avner the Eccentric --- IRT 1986-87 The Crucible Arthur Miller IRT 1986-87 To Culebra Jonathan Bolt IRT 1986-87 Oh, Mr.
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