Alfred Lunt (Director)

Alfred Lunt

Director

Alfred Lunt

Director

Born: Aug 12, 1892 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Death: Aug 03, 1977 in Chicago, Illinois

Roles (51)

	First Love Opened December 25, 1961	Director
	The Visit Opened May 05, 1958	as Anton Schill (Original)
	The Great Sebastians Opened January 04, 1956	as Rudi Sebastian (Original)
	Quadrille Opened November 03, 1954	as Axel Diensen (Original) Director
	Ondine Opened February 18, 1954	Director
	I Know My Love Opened November 02, 1949	as Thomas Chanler (Original) Director
	O Mistress Mine Opened January 23, 1946	as Sir John Fletcher (Original) Director
	The Pirate Opened November 25, 1942	as Serafin (Original) Staging
	Candle in the Wind Opened October 22, 1941	Director
	There Shall Be No Night Opened April 29, 1940	as Dr. Kaarlo Valkonen (Original) as Dr. Kaarlo Valkonen (Original) Staging Director
	The Taming of the Shrew Opened February 05, 1940	Conception as Petruchio (Original)
	The Seagull Opened March 28, 1938	as Trigorin (Original)
	Amphitryon 38 Opened November 01, 1937	as Jupiter (Original)
	Idiot's Delight Opened March 24, 1936	as Harry Van (Original) Production Supervisor
	The Taming of the Shrew Opened September 30, 1935	as Petruchio (Original)
	Point Valaine Opened January 16, 1935	as Stefan (Original)
	Design for Living Opened January 24, 1933	as Otto (Original) Producer
	Reunion in Vienna Opened November 16, 1931	as Rudolph Maximillian von Hapsburg (Original)
	Elizabeth the Queen Opened November 03, 1930	as Lord Essex (Original)
	Meteor Opened December 23, 1929	as Raphael Lord (Original)
	Caprice Opened December 31, 1928	as Counselor Albert Von Echardt (Original)
	Volpone Opened April 09, 1928	as Mosca (Original)
	Marco Millions Opened January 09, 1928	as Marco Polo (Original)
	The Doctor's Dilemma Opened November 21, 1927	as Louis Dubedat (Original)
	The Second Man Opened April 11, 1927	as Clark Storey (Original)
	The Brothers Karamazov Opened January 03, 1927	as Dmitri Feodorovitch Karamazov (Original)
	Ned Mccobb's Daughter Opened November 29, 1926	as Babe Callahan (Original)
	Juarez and Maximilian Opened October 11, 1926	as Maximilian (Original)
	At Mrs. Beam's Opened April 26, 1926	as Mr. Dermott (Original)
	The Goat Song Opened January 25, 1926	as Juvan (Original)
	Arms and the Man Opened September 14, 1925	as Captain Bluntschli (Original)
	The Guardsman Opened October 13, 1924	as The Actor (Original)
	Outward Bound Opened January 07, 1924	as Mr. Prior (Original)
	Robert E. Lee Opened November 20, 1923	as David Peel (Original)
	Sweet Nell of Old Drury Opened May 18, 1923	as Charles II (Original)
	Banco Opened September 20, 1922	as Count Alexandre de Lussac (Original)
	The Intimate Strangers Opened November 07, 1921	as Ames (Original)
	Clarence Opened September 20, 1919	as Clarence (Original)
	Romance and Arabella Opened October 17, 1917	Performer