
Streamers (1976, Mike Nichols) - repro
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David Rabe’s gripping contemporary dramatic masterpiece 'Streamers' exploded onto the Broadway stage at the New Mitzi E. Newhouse Theater in 1976, running for an astonishing 478 performances and winning the New York Drama Critics' Circle Award for Best Play under the auspices of the New York Shakespeare Festival. The claustrophobic naturalistic tragedy unfolds entirely inside a sterile army training barracks cockpit room during the Vietnam War, tracking soldiers caught in a volatile crisis, directed by Mike Nichols.

