While Weinstein was on a Fulbright Fellowship to Florence, Italy, composer Darius Milhaud saw his libretto "A Comedy of Horrors" and loved it, but thinking it too American for his own use he gave it to William Bolcom, an American who was Milhaud's student at the time. The result of the collaboration was "Dynamite Tonite", an anti-war satire that opened in 1964 at the Actors Studio in Manhattan, with a cast that included Alvin Epstein and Gene Wilder. The show was later presented at Yale Repertory Theater by Robert Brustein.