Playwrights: Maxwell Anderson & Laurence Stallings Director: Arvin Brown Performed December 22, 1972 - January 19, 1973 Scenic Design: John Conklin Costume Design: Linda Fisher Lighting Design: Ronald Wallace Stage Managers: John Lithgow, Nina Seely Props: Astrid Ronning Technical Director: David Snyder Cast: Tom Atkins, Emery Battis, Louis Beachner, John Braden, Charles Cioffi, Salvatore DeFelice, Jake Dengel, George Ede, John Fisher, Mark Godfrey, George Hearn, Avram J
This pipes elongated form was inspired by historical designs meant to cool the smoke before reaching the mouth, for a mellow experience worthy of long evening talks by candlelight
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