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Jack Dabdoub

Performer

Jack Dabdoub - 350

Jack Dabdoub - 350

Jack Dabdoub

Performer

Equipped with a powerful voice, he also performed many musicals roles in summer stock, and occasionally sang opera.

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Born: Feb 05, 1925 in New Orleans, LA
Death: Dec 11, 2014

Roles (33)

	Show Boat Opened October 02, 1994	as The Show Boat Ensemble (Original) as Vallon (Original)
	The Most Happy Fella Opened February 13, 1992	as Tony (Standby - Original)
	Anything Goes Opened October 19, 1987	Performer
	Moose Murders Opened February 22, 1983	as Joe Buffalo Dance (Original)
	Brigadoon Opened October 16, 1980	as Andrew MacLaren (Original) as Mr. Lundie (Standby - Original)
	Man of La Mancha Opened June 22, 1972	as The Innkeeper (Original)
	Coco Opened December 18, 1969	as Grand Duke's Voice (Original)
	Her First Roman Opened October 20, 1968	as Roman Centurion (Original) as Rufio (Understudy - Original)
	Annie Get Your Gun Opened September 21, 1966	as Major Gordon Lillie (Pawnee Bill) (Original) as Frank Butler (Standby - Original)
	Anya Opened November 29, 1965	as Sergei (Original) as Chernov (Understudy - Original) as Petrovin (Understudy - Original)
	Man of La Mancha Opened November 22, 1965	as Don Quixote (Cervantes) [Alternate, Matinees] (Replacement) as Don Quixote (Cervantes) [Alternate, Wednesday and Saturday Matinees] (Replacement) as Don Quixote (Cervantes) [Alternate] (Replacement) as Don Quixote (Cervantes) (Understudy - Replacement) as The Innkeeper (Understudy - Replacement)		Arrived On Oct 20, 1969
	Baker Street Opened February 16, 1965	as Ensemble (Original) Assistant Stage Manager as Professor Moriarty (Understudy - Original)
	Hot Spot Opened April 19, 1963	as Minister of State (Original)
	Camelot Opened December 03, 1960	as Singer (Original) as Sir Gwilliam (Original) as Sir Lionel (Replacement) as Merlyn (Understudy - Replacement)
	Happy Hunting Opened December 06, 1956	as Singer (Original)
	My Darlin' Aida Opened October 27, 1952	as Singer (Original)
	Paint Your Wagon Opened November 12, 1951	as Singer (Original) as Jacob Woodling (Understudy - Original)

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