Swooning lovers, plucky maids, wily valets, irate guardians, and of course a duel: this is the world of Bath, which leaps to sparkling life with matchless wit and lively invention in this enduring classic. With all the brilliance of his fellow Irish scribes Oscar Wilde and George Bernard Shaw, Sheridan more...
Emily Bergl, who starred in the Lincoln Center production of "The Rivals," received critical acclaim from The New York Times for her "infinitely nuanced" performance. more...
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Dana Ivey, a five-time Tony Award nominee and recipient of the 1997 Drama Desk Award for Outstanding Featured Actress in a Play, brought her esteemed talent to the cast of The Rivals, adding to her impressive repertoire that includes notable film appearances in The Color Purple and The Addams Family. more...
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Brian Murray, a Tony-nominated actor celebrated for his commanding stage presence and rich voice, graced the stage in "The Rivals," adding to his illustrious career that spanned both Broadway and off-Broadway, including notable performances in "A Man For All Seasons" and "The Crucible." more...
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Carrie Preston, known for her Emmy-winning role as Elsbeth Tascioni in *The Good Wife*, showcased her versatile acting skills in *The Rivals*. more...
Jeremy Shamos, who has an extensive list of Broadway credits including his performance in "The Rivals," has also been recognized with a Tony Award nomination for "Clybourne Park" and an Obie Award for his Off-Broadway work in "Engaged." more...
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Awards and Nominations
2005 Tony Awards
Best Performance by an Actress in a Featured Role in a Play: Dana Ivey was nominated but did not win.
Production Team
John Lee Beatty Scenic Designer
Seán Curran Choreographer
Jess Goldstein Costume Designer
Peter Kaczorowski Lighting Designer
Mark Lamos Director
Charles LaPointe Wig Designer
Scott Stauffer Sound Designer
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