William Biff McGuire (Performer)

William Biff McGuire

Performer

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William Biff McGuire

Performer

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Also Known As: Biff McGuire, William Biff McGuire, William Biff McGuire
Born: Oct 25, 1926 in New Haven, CT, USA
Death: Apr 01, 2021

Roles (35)

	Morning's at Seven Opened April 21, 2002	as Theodore Swanson (Original)
	The Young Man from Atlanta Opened March 27, 1997	as Pete Davenport (Original)
	Conversations with My Father Opened March 22, 1992	as Nick (Original)
	The Trial of the Catonsville Nine Opened June 02, 1971	as Philip Berrigan (Original)
	Father's Day Opened March 16, 1971	as Tom (Original)
	Beggar on Horseback Opened May 14, 1970	as Dr. Albert Rice (Original)
	The Time of Your Life Opened November 06, 1969	as Tom (Original)
	Mary, Mary Opened March 08, 1961	as Bob McKellaway (Replacement)
	Finian's Rainbow Opened May 23, 1960	as Woody Mahoney (Original)
	Happy Town Opened October 07, 1959	as Craig Richards (Original)
	Portrait of a Madonna Opened April 15, 1959	as Elevator Boy (Original)
	A Pound on Demand Opened April 15, 1959	as Sammy (Original)
	Bedtime Story Opened April 15, 1959	as Daniel Halibut (Original)
	The Egghead Opened October 09, 1957	as Martin Donahue (Original)
	A Memory of Two Mondays Opened September 29, 1955	as Kenneth (Original)
	The Time of Your Life Opened January 19, 1955	as Dudley (Original)
	Dance Me a Song Opened January 20, 1950	as "Finale" Performer (Original) as "Glee Club" Performer (Original) as "It's The Weather" Singer (Original) as Customer (Original) as Farmer (Original) as Frankenstein (Original) as Judoee (Original) as Newspaper Boy (Original) as Tilpin (Original)
	South Pacific Opened April 07, 1949	as Radio Operator Bob McCaffrey (Original)
	Make Mine Manhattan Opened January 15, 1948	as "Anything Can Happen In New York" Singer (Original) as "I Fell In Love With You" Singer (Original) as Passer-by (Original) as Photographer (Original) as The Choir (Original) as The Clerks (Original) as The Lackeys (Original) as "Ringalevio" Singer (Understudy - Original)
	Bright Boy Opened March 02, 1944	as Watts (Original)