Ashland Colonel Melkett – Peter Bull Harold Gorringe – Donald Madden Schuppanzigh – Pierre Epstein Clea – Geraldine Page Georg Bamberger – Michael Miller Source: Playscript. The production previewed from 31 January 1967, and opened on 12 February 1967. It closed on 2 December 1967, after a total of 14 previews and 337 performances. 1968 London productionBlack Comedy and White Lies, retitled The White Liars, were presented at the Lyric Theatre, London, under the title The White Liars and Black Comedy on 1 February 1968, directed by Peter Wood, with the following cast:The White Liars: Sophie, Baroness Lemberg – Dorothy Reynolds Frank – James Bolam Tom – Ian McKellenBlack Comedy: Brindsley Miller – James Bolam Carol Melkett – Angela Scoular Miss Furnival – Dorothy Reynolds Colonel Melkett – Robert Flemyng Harold Gorringe – Ian McKellen Schuppanzigh – Ken Wynne Clea – Liz Fraser Georg Bamburger – Christopher Fagan Source: Who's Who in the Theatre.White Lies was rewritten extensively by Shaffer for this production and retitled The White Liars. 1976 London revivalBlack Comedy was revived with The White Liars under the title White Liars & Black Comedy at the Shaw Theatre by the Dolphin Company in July 1976 directed by Paul Giovanni.White Liars: Sophie: Baroness Lemberg – Maggie Fitzgibbon Frank – Timothy Dalton Tom – Peter MachinBlack Comedy: Brindsley Miller – Peter Machin Carol Melkett – Gemma Craven Miss Furnival – Maggie Fitzgibbon Colonel Melkett – Neil McCarthy Harold Gorringe –Timothy Dalton Schuppanzigh – Milo Sperber Clea – Celia Bannerman Georg Bamberger – Max Latimer Source: The Stage.The White Liars was revised by Shaffer for this production. 1993 Broadway revivalWhite Liars & Black Comedy was revived at Criterion Center Stage Right in 1993 by The Roundabout Theatre Company directed by Gerald Gutierrez with the following cast:White Liars: Sophie, Baroness Lemberg – Nancy Marchand Frank – Peter MacNicol Tom – David Aaron BakerBlack Comedy: Brindsley Miller – Peter MacNicol Carol Melkett – Anne Bobby Miss Furnival – Nancy Marchand Colonel Melkett – Keene Curtis Harold Gorringe – Brian Murray Schuppanzigh – Robert Stattel Clea – Kate Mulgrew Georg Bamberger – Ray Xifo Source: Internet Broadway Database. Both Black Comedy and The White Liars were revised by Peter Shaffer for this production. It previewed from 10 August 1993, opened on 1 September 1993, and closed on 3 October 1993, after a total of 25 previews and 38 performances. 1998 London revivalBlack Comedy was