John Straub (Performer)

John Straub

Performer

John Straub

Performer

Roles (39)

	Salome Opened June 28, 1992	as Third Jew (Original)
	Whose Life Is It Anyway? Opened February 24, 1980	as Peter Kershaw (Original) as Dr. Michael Emerson (Understudy - Original) as Judge Wyler (Understudy - Original)
	Dogg's Hamlet, Cahoot's Macbeth Opened October 03, 1979	as Duncan "Cahoot's Macbeth" (Original) as Ghost "Dogg's Hamlet" (Original) as Gravedigger "Dogg's Hamlet" (Original) as Lennox "Cahoot's Macbeth" (Original) as Morris "Cahoot's Macbeth" (Original) as Witch 1 "Cahoot's Macbeth" (Original)
	The Misanthrope Opened March 12, 1975	as Basque (Understudy - Original) as Philinte (Understudy - Original)
	The Love Suicide at Schofield Barracks Opened February 09, 1972	as Military Police (Original) as Col. Moore (Understudy - Original) as Commanding General (Understudy - Original) as Lt. Gen. Evans (Understudy - Original)
	Ways and Means Opened May 03, 1967	as Murdoch (Original)
	A Touch of the Poet Opened May 02, 1967	as Dan Roche (Original)
	The Imaginary Invalid Opened May 01, 1967	as M. Beralde (Original)
	Richard III Opened December 09, 1953	as Lord Stanley (Original)
	The Strong Are Lonely Opened September 29, 1953	as Alvaro Catalde (Original)
	Saint Joan Opened October 04, 1951	as Canon John D'Estivet (Original) as Ensemble (Original)
	The Taming of the Shrew Opened April 25, 1951	as Baptista (Original)
	King Richard II Opened January 24, 1951	as Lord Ross (Original)
	The Tower Beyond Tragedy Opened November 26, 1950	as A Captain (Original)
	Macbeth Opened March 31, 1948	as Angus (Original) as Watchman at Dunsinane (Original)
	Galileo Opened December 07, 1947	as Sagredo (Original)
	Alice in Wonderland Opened April 05, 1947	as Dodo (Original) as Seven of Clubs (Original) as Train Guard (Original)
	Yellow Jack Opened February 27, 1947	as Colonel Tory (Original)
	Androcles and the Lion Opened December 19, 1946	as Centurian (Original)
	What Every Woman Knows Opened November 08, 1946	as Ensemble (Original)
	King Henry VIII Opened November 06, 1946	as Cardinal Campeius (Original)
	Macbeth Opened November 11, 1941	as Messenger (Original) as Second Murderer (Original)
	Romeo and Juliet Opened May 09, 1940	as Soldier (Original)