Sydney Walker (Performer)

Sydney Walker

Performer

Sydney Walker

Performer

Roles (32)

	Veronica's Room Opened October 25, 1973	as The Man (Standby - Original)
	A Streetcar Named Desire Opened April 26, 1973	as Mexican Man (Original)
	The Merchant of Venice Opened March 01, 1973	as Shylock (Original)
	The Plough and the Stars Opened January 04, 1973	as Bartender (Original)
	Enemies Opened November 09, 1972	as Levshin (Original)
	The Crucible Opened April 27, 1972	as Giles Corey (Original)
	Twelfth Night Opened March 02, 1972	as Sir Toby Belch (Original)
	Narrow Road to the Deep North Opened January 06, 1972	as Commodore (Original)
	Mary Stuart Opened November 12, 1971	as Talbot (Original)
	Antigone Opened May 13, 1971	as Teiresias (Original)
	An Enemy of the People Opened March 11, 1971	as Morten Kiil (Original)
	The Playboy of the Western World Opened January 07, 1971	as Michael James Flaherty (Original)
	The Good Woman of Setzuan Opened November 05, 1970	as Second God (Original)
	Blood Red Roses Opened March 22, 1970	as Fitzroy Somerset Lord Raglan (Original)
	Cock-a-Doodle Dandy Opened January 20, 1969	as Michael (Original)
	The Misanthrope Opened October 09, 1968	as Philinte (Original)
	The Cocktail Party Opened October 07, 1968	as An Unidentified Guest (later, Sir Henry Harcourt-Reilly) (Original)
	The Cherry Orchard Opened March 19, 1968	as Simeonov-Pishchik, Boris Borisovich (Original)
	Pantagleize Opened November 30, 1967	as Innocenti (Original)
	War and Peace Opened March 21, 1967	as Bolkonski (Original)
	You Can't Take It With You Opened February 10, 1967	as Paul Sycamore (Original)
	The Wild Duck Opened January 11, 1967	as Lt. Ekdal (Original)
	We, Comrades Three Opened December 20, 1966	as Walt (Original)
	Right You Are If You Think You Are Opened November 22, 1966	as Ponza (Original)
	The School for Scandal Opened November 21, 1966	as Sir Peter Teazle (Original)
	You Can't Take It With You Opened November 23, 1965	as Paul Sycamore (Original)
	Becket Opened May 08, 1961	as A Priest (Original) as Second French Baron (Original) as The Archbishop of Canterbury (Original)
	Becket Opened October 05, 1960	as A Priest (Original) as Second French Baron (Original) as The Archbishop of Canterbury (Original)