Alfred Drake (Director)

Alfred Drake

Director

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Alfred Drake

Director

Also Known As: Alfred Capurro
Born: Oct 07, 1914 in New York, New York
Death: Jul 25, 1992 in New York, New York

Roles (56)

	The Skin of Our Teeth Opened September 09, 1975	as Mr. Antrobus (Original)
	Gigi Opened November 13, 1973	as Honore Lachailles (Original)
	The 26th Annual Tony Awards - 1972 Opened April 23, 1972	as Performer (Original) as Presenter (Original)
	The 25th Annual Tony Awards - 1971 Opened March 28, 1971	as Performer (Original)
	The 22nd Annual Tony Awards - 1968 Opened April 21, 1968	as Presenter (Original)
	Song of the Grasshopper Opened September 28, 1967	as Aristobulo (Original)
	Those That Play the Clowns Opened November 24, 1966	as Soren Brandes (Original)
	Hamlet Opened April 09, 1964	as Claudius (Original)
	Rugantino Opened February 06, 1964	English Version
	Lorenzo Opened February 14, 1963	as Lorenzo (Original)
	Kean Opened November 02, 1961	as Edmund Kean (Original)
	Love Me Little Opened April 15, 1958	Director
	Kismet Opened December 03, 1953	as Public Poet, later called Hajj (Original)
	The Gambler Opened October 13, 1952	Book Adaptation as David Petri (Original)
	Courtin' Time Opened June 14, 1951	Staging
	The King and I Opened March 29, 1951	as The King of Siam [During Yul Brynner's vacation] (Replacement)
	The Liar Opened May 18, 1950	Book Director
	Kiss Me, Kate Opened December 30, 1948	as Fred Graham / Petruchio (Original)
	Joy to the World Opened March 18, 1948	as Alexander Soren (Original)
	The Cradle Will Rock Opened December 26, 1947	as Larry Foreman (Original)
	Beggar's Holiday Opened December 26, 1946	as MacHeath (Original)
	Sing Out, Sweet Land Opened December 27, 1944	as Barnaby Goodchild (Original)
	Oklahoma! Opened March 31, 1943	as Curly (Original)
	Yesterday's Magic Opened April 14, 1942	as Robert (Original)
	As You Like It Opened October 20, 1941	as Orlando (Original)
	Out of the Frying Pan Opened February 11, 1941	as Norman Reese (Original)
	Two for the Show Opened February 08, 1940	as "At Last It's Love" Dancer (Original) as "Good Night, Miss Astor" Singer (Original) as "The All-Girl Band" Singer (Original) as Clifton Sharp (Original) as Piano Player (Original) as Rich Man (Original) as Tony (Original) as Visitor (Original)
	The Straw Hat Revue Opened September 29, 1939	Performer
	One for the Money Opened February 04, 1939	as Mr. Fuller (Original) as Orson Welles (Original) as Reporter (Original) as Singer (Original) as The Brother (Original) as The Groom (Original) as The Manager (Original)
	The Two Bouquets Opened May 31, 1938	as Albert Porter (Original)
	Babes in Arms Opened April 14, 1937	as Marshall Blackstone (Original) as The High Priest (Original)
	White Horse Inn Opened October 01, 1936	as Singing Ensemble (Original)
	H.M.S. Pinafore Opened August 12, 1935	as Chorus (Original)
	Trial by Jury Opened August 12, 1935	as Juror (Original)
	The Gondoliers Opened August 05, 1935	as Chorus (Original)
	The Yeomen of the Guard Opened July 29, 1935	as First Citizen (Original) as Ensemble (Original)
	The Pirates of Penzance Opened July 22, 1935	as Ensemble (Original)
	The Mikado Opened July 15, 1935	as Ensemble (Original)