The Ritz
by Terrence Mcnally


Awards & Recognition
Nominee: Two 1975 Drama Desk Awards, including Outstanding New American Play Winner! 1975 Tony Award for Best Featured Actress in a Play (Rita Moreno)
What readers are saying
Readers enjoy the humorous and wild nature of this 70s farce, highlighting its blend of mistaken identities and comedic situations. While some acknowledge its dated themes, many appreciate the playful energy and wit of the script.
Synopsis
Paperback.
Press Reviews
"First-rate farce... perfect Broadway entertainment."
— Women's Wear Daily
Characters
| Character |
|---|
GAETANO PROCLO Early 40s, balding and stout. |
CHRIS Early 30s with a big, open face and features. |
MICHAEL BRICK Mid-20s, very rugged and very handsome. |
CARMINE VESPUCCI 40s, balding and stout. |
CLAUDE PERKINS 40s and quite lean. |
TIGER Early 20s, wiry and has lots of curly hair. |
DUFF Early 20s, wiry and has lots of curly hair. In fact, he looks a lot like Tiger. |
ABE 50s and stocky. |
GOOGIE GOMEZ 30s and has a sensational figure. |
VIVIAN PROCLO Early 40s and stout. |
MAURINE Mid-40s and very thin. |
THE PATRONS They come in all sizes, shapes and ages. |
Publication
The Ritz is a American comedy play written by Terrence Mcnally and published by Samuel French (1976).
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Paperback
Samuel French · 1976 · 89 pp
Performance Rights
Restrictions: Major Markets Only (US) / Standard Restriction (UK)
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