“Address Unknown”
by Kathrine Kressmann Taylor
Based on a short 1938 novel by Kathrine Taylor, Address Unknown (‘Adressat unbekannt’ – or rather: ‘Addressee Unknown’) is the story of Max Eisenstein and Martin Schultz, two men with much between them. They’re partners in an art dealership, lifelong friends, and at one time Martin was even engaged in a torrid affair with Max’s stage-actress sister, Griselle. So entwined are their lives, they’re practically brothers.It’s 1932. Between them now lies thousands of kilometres of Atlantic Ocean, with Martin having returned to Germany, leaving Max behind to run their affairs in San Francisco. And a still wider gulf is beginning to emerge: Max is, a Jew.
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Opening & Closing Dates
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Type & Version
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Theatre
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Jun 10, 2004 – Aug 22, 2004
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Play / Original
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Promenade Theatre, NY, USA
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Opening Night Cast
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Opening Night Production Credits
| D & L Productions, Producer |
| Katherine Kressmann Taylor, Playwright |
| Frank Dunlop, Adaptation |
| Frank Dunlop, Director |
| James Youmans, Set Designer |
| Jim Stewart, Costume Designer |
| David Lander, Lighting Designer |
| Matthew Burton, Sound Designer |
| Maria Di Dia, General Manager |
| Maria Productions, Inc., General Manager |
| Bob Reilly, General Manager |
| Richard Kornberg & Associates, Press Representative |
| Christine Catti, Production Stage Manager |
| Jack Gianino, Stage Manager |
| Sam Ellis, Production Manager |
| Pat McCorkle, Casting |
