Dwight Frye
Chu Chem (1989)
Broadway, Musical
Ritz Theatre (New York, NY)
05/14/1989
Supervision Production
The Wonder Years (1988)
Off-Broadway, Play
Village Gate - Upstairs (New York, NY)
Production
Dance a Little Closer (1983)
Broadway, Musical
Minskoff Theatre (New York, NY)
05/11/1983
Assistant Production
Mixed Couples (1980)
Broadway, Play
Brooks Atkinson Theatre (New York, NY)
01/03/1981
Assistant Production
Home Sweet Homer (1976)
Broadway, Musical
Palace Theatre (Frostburg, MD)
01/04/1976
Associate Artistic Direction
Man of La Mancha (1965)
Broadway, Musical
ANTA Washington Square Theatre (New York, NY)
06/26/1971
Assistant Production Management, Guard
Queer People (1934)
Broadway, Play
National Theatre (New York, NY)
Frank Carson
Keeper of the Keys (1933)
Broadway, Play
Fulton Theatre (New York, NY)
Ah Sing
Mima (1928)
Broadway, Play
Belasco Theatre (New York, NY)
Alfons
The Queen's Husband (1928)
Broadway, Play
Playhouse Theatre (New York, NY)
Prince William
Ink (1927)
Broadway, Play
Biltmore Theatre (New York, NY)
Clarence Jerome
Devil in the Cheese (1926)
Broadway, Play
Charles Hopkins Theatre (New York, NY)
Dr. Pointell Jones
The Chief Thing (1926)
Broadway, Play
Guild Theatre (New York, NY)
A Student
The Goat Song (1926)
Broadway, Play
Guild Theatre (New York, NY)
Mirko
Puppets (1925)
Broadway, Play
Selwyn Theatre (New York, NY)
Frank Mohacz
A Man's Man (1925)
Broadway, Play
52nd Street Theatre (New York, NY)
Melville Tuttle
Six Characters in Search of an Author (1924)
Broadway, Play
44th Street Theatre (New York, NY)
The Son
So this is Politics ( Strange Bedfellows ) (1924)
Broadway, Play
Henry Miller's Theatre (New York, NY)
Willie Marsden
Sitting Pretty (1924)
Broadway, Musical
Fulton Theatre (New York, NY)
06/28/1924
Horace
Rita Coventry (1923)
Broadway, Play
Bijou Theatre (New York, NY)
Patrick Delaney
The Love Habit (1923)
Broadway, Play
Bijou Theatre (New York, NY)
Max Duvelleroy
Six Characters in Search of an Author (1922)
Broadway, Play
Princess Theatre (New York, NY)
The Son
The Plot Thickens (1922)
Broadway, Play
Booth Theatre (New York, NY)
Mike Sheehan, Jr.