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Three Men on a Horse

By George Abbott & John C. Holm
Directed by Scott Alan Evans

November 18 & 25, 1996

The New-York Historical Society Theatre

SYNOPSIS
Mix a mild mannered greeting card wirter with a talent for doping the ponies, three shady gamblers down on their luck, an exchorine who can still shimmy, a friendly bartender, an obnoxious brother-in-law, a dutiful wife, and an imperious boss and you have the makings of this hilarious 1935 comedy.
CAST/CREW
 Lyn Wright
Audrey Trowbridge 

 Greg McFadden
Erwin Trowbridge 

 Eric Martin Brown
A Tailor 

 Bradford Cover
Clarence Dobbins 

 Eric Martin Brown
Delivery Boy 

 Harry Murphy
Harry 

 John Plumpis
Charlie 

 Michael Goz
Frankie 

 Gregory Salata
Patsy 

 Cynthia Darlow
Mabel 

 Jo-Ann Salata
Hotel Maid 

 Jo-Ann Salata
Gloria Gray 

 Eric Martin Brown
Al 

 James Murtaugh
Mr. J.G. Carver 

 Tom Stewart
Radio Announcer 

 Tom Stewart
Stage Directions 


 Jonathan Smith
Piano/Conductor/Composer 

 Matt Hong
Saxophone 

 Jason Wildman
Drums 

 David Ambrosio
Bass 


 Eric Martin Brown
Stage Manager 

 Francys Olivia Burch
Production Stage Manager 
PRESS

A Depression-era comedy is revived with affection

Associated Press
You could do worse on a cold and dreary Manhattan night -- and there have been lots of those lately... [read more]

Three Men on a Horse

BackStage
A scrumptious screwball comedy by John Cecil Holm and George Abbott, "Three Men on a Horse" is a... [read more]

THREE MEN ON A HORSE: On the Nose

Broadway World Reviews
There's no company in New York like TACT (The Actors Company Theatre) for reviving older and... [read more]

An endearing Depression-era comedy

Beacon Pass
Mild-mannered, mousy greeting-card writer Erwin has a knack for predicting the outcomes of horse... [read more]

Another Outing for This Gambling Tale? What Are the Odds?

The New York Times
In this age of short-attention-span audiences, if you're going to perform an old-fashioned play the... [read more]

Three Men on a Horse

Curtain Up
The last time I saw this 1935 comedy about a nebbish who knows how to pick a winner was in 1993. The... [read more]

'Three Men On A Horse' -- Depression Era Comedy Lives Again

Broadway Bulletin/ Newsvine
Off-Broadway's TACT/The Actors Company Theatre has added seven performances to the limited run of... [read more]

Three Men on a Horse

Show Business
In a brilliantly devised opening to TACT's revival of Three Men on a Horse, audience members are... [read more]

Three Men on a Horse

TheatreMania
John Cecil Holm and George Abbott's Depression-era comedy, Three Men on a Horse, is now being... [read more]

The Stage Takes another Look at Horse Racing History. And the Winner Is...

History News Network
At the start of Three Men on a Horse, patrons get a replica 1935 race card and lay imaginary bets on... [read more]

THREE MEN ON A HORSE

William Wolf Entertainment
The original 1935 Broadway comedy "Three Men on a Horse" was so successful that it spawned film... [read more]

"Three Men on a Horse" rides again in New York

United Press International
NEW YORK, April 1 (UPI) -- "Three Men on a Horse", a Broadway hit in 1935, is receiving a New York... [read more]

Three Men on a Horse is a Perfect Tribute to Days Gone

Times Square Chronicles
Theatre is joyous on 42nd Street thanks to George Abbott's "Three Men on a Horse." This uproariously... [read more]

Three Men on a Horse

EDGE
The current Three Men On A Horse playing at Theater Row runs out of the money. The show is a... [read more]

TACT bets on a revival of this Depression-era comedy about horse racing.

Time Out/ New York
Before there were sitcoms, there were plays with the same lowbrow comic formula: a far-fetched... [read more]