On the Waterfront
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Budd Schulberg
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Terry Malloy, the “seemingly soulless street survivor,” unwittingly lures a rebellious longshoreman to his death in Budd Schulberg’s searing drama about the New York waterfront, the racketeering unions controlling it, and the kid who “could’a been a contender.”
Recorded before a live audience at the Skirball Cultural Center, Los Angeles, in December 2002.
Director: Rosalind Ayres
Producing Director: Susan Albert Loewenberg
An L.A. Theatre Works Full-Cast Performance Featuring:
- Scott Atkinson as Truck
- Jake Bern as Jimmy Conroy
- Maurice Chasse as Big Mac
- Richard Cox as Charley Malloy
- Kevin Daniels as Luke, Interrogator
- Bruce Davison as Father Barry
- Jeffrey Donovan as Terry Malloy
- Hector Elizondo as Johnny Friendly
- Dave Florek as Pop Doyle
- Chris Hatfield as Skins, Glover
- Jon Matthews as Runty Nolan
- Nick Offerman as Barney
- Rebecca Pidgeon as Edie Doyle
- Stephen Ramsey as Mutt, J.P. Morgan
- David Selby as Father Vincent
- Josh Stamberg as Waterfront Reporter, Moose
- Tegan West as Joey Doyle, Tommy, Bartender Associate
Associate Producer: Susan Raab
Recording Engineer/Sound Designer/Editor: David Kelly for Voicebox Studios
Sound Effects Artist: Jode Ryskiewicz
(P)2004 L.A. Theatre WorksRecensioni editoriali
The 1954 film about conscience and courage in corrupt labor unions has deservedly attained mythic status, but it is to the credit of this fine production that eventually one begins to think less of the classic movie and to become quite absorbed in this adaptation. The strongest performances are those by Bruce Davison (as the priest), whose thrilling dockside sermon brings applause from the audience; Rebecca Pidgeon, who emphasizes Edie Doyle's intelligence as much as her vulnerability; and Hector Elizondo, who makes racketeer Johnny Friendly into a believable and lethal thug. Jeffrey Donovan plays Terry Malloy, the ex-prize-fighter in love with Edie. He is at his best in Terry's later scenes of conviction. The sound effects are rich and evocative.
Recensioni della critica
"It is to the credit of this fine production that eventually one begins to think less of the classic movie and to become quite absorbed in this adaptation...The sound effects are rich and evocative." (AudioFile)