Robert Symonds (Director)

Robert Symonds

Director

Robert Symonds

Director

Mr. Symonds served as Lincoln Center's associate director until 1972. Pointer and Mr. Symonds married in 1981 after Irving's death in 1979.

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Born: Dec 01, 1926 in Bristow, OK
Death: Aug 23, 2007 in Los Angeles, California

Roles (26)

	The Poison Tree Opened January 08, 1976	as Sgt. Coyne (Original)
	A Streetcar Named Desire Opened October 01, 1973	as Steve Hubbell (Original)
	A Streetcar Named Desire Opened April 26, 1973	as Steve Hubbell (Original)
	The Merchant of Venice Opened March 01, 1973	as Duke of Venice (Original)
	The Plough and the Stars Opened January 04, 1973	as Fluther Good (Understudy - Original)
	Enemies Opened November 09, 1972	as Zahkar Bardin (Original)
	Narrow Road to the Deep North Opened January 06, 1972	as Basho (Original) as Basho (Original)
	Mary Stuart Opened November 12, 1971	as Sir Amius Paulet (Original)
	The Good Woman of Setzuan Opened November 05, 1970	Director
	Camino Real Opened January 08, 1970	as Lord Mulligan (Original)
	The Time of Your Life Opened November 06, 1969	as Kit Carson (Original)
	The Miser Opened May 08, 1969	as Harpagon (Original)
	In the Matter of J. Robert Oppenheimer Opened March 06, 1969	as Ward V. Evans (Replacement)
	A Cry of Players Opened November 14, 1968	as Kemp (Original)
	Cyrano de Bergerac Opened April 25, 1968	as Cyrano de Bergerac (Original)
	Saint Joan Opened January 04, 1968	as Chaplain de Stogumber (Original)
	The Little Foxes Opened October 26, 1967	as Benjamin Hubbard (Understudy - Original)
	Galileo Opened April 13, 1967	Performer
	The East Wind Opened February 09, 1967	Director Performer
	The Alchemist Opened October 13, 1966	Performer
	The Caucasian Chalk Circle Opened March 24, 1966	as A Judge (Original)
	The Country Wife Opened December 09, 1965	as Mr. Sparkish (Original) Director
	Danton's Tod Opened October 21, 1965	as Robespierre (Original)