The Wayward Stork
| The Wayward Stork | |
|---|---|
| Written by | Harry Tugend |
| Directed by | Dan Levin |
| Date premiered | January 19, 1966 |
| Place premiered | 46th Street Theatre, New York |
| Original language | English |
| Genre | comedy |
| Setting | Los Angeles, California. Present time. |
The Wayward Stork is a 1966 American stage play by Harry Tugend.[1] [2]
Synopsis
A sterile man asks a doctor to artificially inseminate his wife without her knowledge. The wrong woman is artificially inseminated. And the sterile man learns his wife is pregnant.
Reception
The Broadway production starred Robert Cummings and Lois Nettleton and only ran for five performances. A review in The New York Times said Cummings "is not in top form. He sounded a bit hoarse and somewhat strained. Usually he is a quite acceptible [sic], breezy farceur."[3]
External links
- The Wayward Stork at Playbill
References
- ^ "The Wayward Stork – Broadway Play – Original". IBDB.
- ^ The Wayward Stork at Concord Theatricals
- ^ Stanley Kauffmann (January 20, 1966). "Theater: Prime Time TV: Bob Cummings Stars in 'Wayward Stork'". The New York Times. p. 27.