Name the Tony Award-winning 1977 play which revolves around the stories of Joe, Brian, and Felicity, three terminally ill patients who live in separate cottages at a hospice, and are interviewed regarding their experiences of cancer and the process of dying.
This avant-garde theatrical revue, created by British drama critic Kenneth Tynan, ran on Broadway from September 1976 to August of 1989, and is the longest-running revival in Broadway history (and fifth-longest running show overall).
The role of 'Joe' in the Kern/Hammerstein musical Show Boat was written for this actor, who popularized it, although he did not originate it on Broadway.
In a theatrical production, what member of the production team's job description includes the recording of the actors' blocking in rehearsals, the calling of the sound and light cues during a production, and the maintenance of the overall integrity of a show during its run, once the director is no longer involved.
