Elmer Rice (Director)

Elmer Rice

Director

Elmer Rice

Director

Also Known As: Elmer L. Reizenstein, Elmer L. Rice
Born: Sep 28, 1892 in New York, NY
Death: May 08, 1967 in Southampton, Hampshire, England

Roles (57)

	Lovemusik Opened May 03, 2007	Lyrics
	Skyscraper Opened November 13, 1965	Based on "Dream Girl" by
	Cue for Passion Opened November 25, 1958	Writer Staging
	The Winner Opened February 17, 1954	Writer Director Produced by The Playwrights' Company (Maxwell Anderson; S.N. Behrman; Elmer Rice; Robert E. Sherwood; Sidney Howard)
	The Grand Tour Opened December 10, 1951	Writer Staging
	Dream Girl Opened May 09, 1951	Writer
	Not for Children Opened February 13, 1951	Writer
	Street Scene Opened January 09, 1947	Book Based on the Play by
	Dream Girl Opened December 14, 1945	Writer Director
	A New Life Opened September 15, 1943	Writer
	Counsellor-at-Law Opened November 24, 1942	Writer
	The Talley Method Opened February 24, 1941	Director
	Flight to the West Opened December 30, 1940	Writer Staging
	Journey to Jerusalem Opened October 05, 1940	Director
	Two on an Island Opened January 22, 1940	Writer Staging
	American Landscape Opened December 03, 1938	Writer Staging
	Abe Lincoln in Illinois Opened October 15, 1938	Staging
	Between Two Worlds Opened October 25, 1934	Writer Staging Producer
	Judgment Day Opened September 12, 1934	Writer Staging Producer
	We, the People Opened January 21, 1933	Writer Staging Producer
	Black Sheep Opened October 13, 1932	Writer Staging Producer
	Counsellor-at-Law Opened November 06, 1931	Writer Staging Producer
	The Left Bank Opened October 05, 1931	Writer Staging Producer
	See Naples and Die Opened September 24, 1929	Writer Director
	Street Scene Opened January 10, 1929	Writer Staging
	Cock Robin Opened January 12, 1928	Writer
	The Mongrel Opened December 15, 1924	Adaptation
	Close Harmony Opened December 01, 1924	Writer
	The Adding Machine Opened March 19, 1923	Writer
	It Is the Law Opened November 29, 1922	Writer
	Wake Up, Jonathan! Opened January 17, 1921	Writer
	For the Defense Opened December 19, 1919	Writer
	The Home of the Free Opened October 31, 1917	Writer