Stephen Elliott (Performer)

Stephen Elliott

Performer

Stephen Elliott

Performer

As is the case with many actors, particularly male performers, Mr. Elliott found a great deal of work after middle age, playing doctors, lawyers, judges and businessmen.

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Born: Nov 27, 1918 in New York City, NY, USA
Death: May 21, 2005 in Woodland Hills , CA, USA

Roles (27)

	The Creation of the World and Other Business Opened November 30, 1972	as God (Original)
	The Crucible Opened April 27, 1972	as Deputy-Governor Danforth (Original)
	Mary Stuart Opened November 12, 1971	as Lord Burleigh (Original)
	An Enemy of the People Opened March 11, 1971	as Dr. Thomas Stockmann (Original)
	The Playboy of the Western World Opened January 07, 1971	as Old Mahon (Original)
	The Good Woman of Setzuan Opened November 05, 1970	as Mr. Shu Fu (Original)
	Georgy Opened February 26, 1970	as James Leamington (Original)
	The Miser Opened May 08, 1969	as Magistrate (Original)
	In the Matter of J. Robert Oppenheimer Opened March 06, 1969	as John Lansdale (Original)
	A Cry of Players Opened November 14, 1968	as Sir Thomas (Original)
	King Lear Opened November 07, 1968	as Earl of Gloucester (Original)
	The Persecution and Assassination of Jean-Paul Marat as Performed by the Inmates of the Asylum of Charenton Under the Direction of the Marquis de Sade Opened January 03, 1967	as Mr. Coulmier (Original)
	Traveller Without Luggage Opened September 17, 1964	as Georges Renaud (Original)
	Photo Finish Opened February 12, 1963	as Reginald Kinsale, Esq. (Standby - Original) as Sam Elderly (Standby - Original) as Sam Old (Standby - Original)
	The Gay Life Opened November 18, 1961	as Anatol (Standby - Original)
	Roman Candle Opened February 03, 1960	as Admiral Trenton (Original) as Dr. Alden (Understudy - Original) as Lieut. General Dayton (Understudy - Original)
	Livin' the Life Opened April 27, 1957	as Muff Potter (Original)
	The Shrike Opened January 15, 1952	as Dr. Kramer (Original)
	Command Decision Opened October 01, 1947	as Colonel Edward Martin (Original)
	Wonderful Journey Opened December 25, 1946	as Handler (Original)
	Walk Hard Opened March 27, 1946	as Mickey (Original)
	The Tempest Opened January 25, 1945	as Boatswain (Original) as Mariners, Shapes and Spirits (Original)

Awards

Drama Desk Award
1970	Outstanding Performance	A Whistle in the Dark	Winner

Tony Award
1967	Best Featured Actor in a Play	The Persecution and Assassination of Jean-Paul Marat as Performed by the Inmates of the Asylum of Charenton Under the Direction of the Marquis de Sade	Nominee