Ralph Drischell (Performer) | Playbill

Ralph Drischell

Performer

Ralph Drischell

Performer

Roles (50)

	Kingdoms Opened December 13, 1981	as Domestic (Original) as Javel (Original) as Soldier (Original) as Cardinal Fesch (Understudy - Original)
	The Survivor Opened March 03, 1981	as Jewish Collaborator (Original) as Polish Blackmailer (Original) as Rudy's Father (Original) as Markowsky (Understudy - Original)
	The American Clock Opened November 20, 1980	as Frank (Original) as Livermore (Original) as Man in Welfare Office (Original) as Stanislaus (Original)
	Stages Opened March 19, 1978	as Blonde Husband (Original) as Counsel (Original) as Mr. Harris (Original) as Chairman (Understudy - Original) as Fat Customer (Understudy - Original) as Frank Faye (Understudy - Original) as Harold (Understudy - Original) as Jack (Understudy - Original) as Landlord (Understudy - Original) as Pianist (Understudy - Original) as Redheaded Husband (Understudy - Original) as Stanley (Understudy - Original) as Trooper (Understudy - Original)
	Threepenny Opera Opened May 01, 1976	as Matt of the Mint (Original) as Jonathan Jeremiah Peachum (Understudy - Original)
	Ah, Wilderness! Opened September 18, 1975	as David McComber (Original)
	Chemin de Fer Opened November 26, 1973	as Police Secretary (Original) as Etienne (Understudy - Original)
	The Visit Opened November 25, 1973	as Doctor Nusslin (Original) as The Painter (Original)
	Vivat! Vivat Regina! Opened January 20, 1972	as Prisoner (Original) as Tala (Original) as John Knox (Understudy - Original) as William Cecil (Understudy - Original)
	Beggar on Horseback Opened May 14, 1970	as Guide (Original)
	Operation Sidewinder Opened March 12, 1970	as 1st Cohort (Original) as General Bowser (Understudy - Original) as Mickey Free (Understudy - Original)
	Camino Real Opened January 08, 1970	as Loan Shark (Original) as Voice of the Bum (Original) as A. Ratt (Understudy - Original) as Baron de Charlus (Understudy - Original)
	The Time of Your Life Opened November 06, 1969	as Arab (Original)
	Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead Opened October 16, 1967	as Polonius (Original)
	Galileo Opened April 13, 1967	Performer
	All in Good Time Opened February 18, 1965	as Joe Thompson (Understudy - Original) as Leslie Piper (Understudy - Original) as Uncle Fred (Understudy - Original)

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