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Brian Murray

Director

Brian Murray

Brian Murray

Director

Brian Murray, a three-time Tony nominee in the Best Featured Actor in a Play category, died August 20 at the age of 80. His death was confirmed to Playbill by his agent, Tim Sage.

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Born: Sep 10, 1937 in Johannesburg, South Africa
Death: Aug 20, 2018 in New York, NY

Brian Murray

Brian Murray

Brian Murray

Roles (23)

	Camelot (2011) Opened Jun 6, 2011	as Pellinore (Original)
	The Importance of Being Earnest (2011) Opened Jan 13, 2011	as Rev. Canon Chasuble (Replacement)		Arrived on Mar 21, 2011
	Mary Stuart (2009) Opened Apr 19, 2009	as Earl of Shrewsbury (Original)
	The Rivals (2004) Opened Dec 16, 2004	as Sir Lucius O'Trigger (Original)
	The Crucible (2002) Opened Mar 7, 2002	as Deputy-Governor Danforth (Original)
	Uncle Vanya (2000) Opened Apr 30, 2000	as Alexander Vladimirovich Serebryakov (Original)
	Twelfth Night (1998) Opened Jul 16, 1998	as Sir Toby Belch (Original)
	The Little Foxes (1997) Opened Apr 27, 1997	as Benjamin Hubbard (Original)
	Racing Demon (1995) Opened Nov 20, 1995	as The Rev. Harry Henderson (Original)
	Black Comedy (1993) Opened Sep 1, 1993	as Harold Gorringe (Original)

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Awards

Drama Desk Award
2002	Outstanding Featured Actor in a Play	The Crucible	Nominee
2000	Outstanding Featured Actor in a Play	Uncle Vanya	Nominee
1997	Outstanding Featured Actor in a Play	The Little Foxes	Winner
1992	Outstanding Actor in a Play	A Small Family Business	Nominee
1978	Outstanding Actor in a Play	Da	Nominee

Outer Critics Circle
1997	Outstanding Featured Actor in a Play	The Little Foxes	Nominee

Tony Award
2002	Best Featured Actor in a Play	The Crucible	Nominee
1997	Best Featured Actor in a Play	The Little Foxes	Nominee
1968	Best Featured Actor in a Play	Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead	Nominee

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