The production, starring three-time Tony Award recipient Chita Rivera, opened at the Broadhurst Theatre May 3, 1993.

The theatre world got through Sept. 11 by keeping busy. Some addressed the anniversary of last year's terrorist attacks by staging Anne Nelson's two-hander about a fireman attempting to compose eulogies to his fallen men, The Guys. The play was presented in Chicago, North Carolina, and at New York's Lincoln Center Theater, and is surely well on its way to becoming one of the most produced works of the season. (In Canada, the film version of The Guys premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival on Sept. 11).

The theatre world got through Sept. 11 by keeping busy. Some addressed the anniversary of last year's terrorist attacks by staging Anne Nelson's two-hander about a fireman attempting to compose eulogies to his fallen men, The Guys. The play was presented in Chicago, North Carolina, and at New York's Lincoln Center Theater, and is surely well on its way to becoming one of the most produced works of the season. (In Canada, the film version of The Guys premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival on Sept. 11).

From the Special Tony Playbill