Cornelia Otis Skinner (Director)

Cornelia Otis Skinner

Director

Cornelia Otis Skinner

Director

Also Known As: Cornelia Skinner
Born: May 30, 1899 in Chicago, Illinois
Death: Jul 09, 1979 in New York, New York

Roles (36)

	The Pleasure of His Company Opened October 22, 1958	Written In Collaboration With as Katharine Dougherty (Original)
	Major Barbara Opened October 30, 1956	as Lady Britomart Undershaft (Original)
	Paris '90 Opened March 04, 1952	Writer Performer
	Lady Windermere's Fan Opened October 14, 1946	as Mrs. Erlynne (Original)
	The Searching Wind Opened April 12, 1944	as Emily Hazen (Original)
	Theatre Opened November 12, 1941	as Julia Lambert (Original)
	Love for Love Opened June 03, 1940	as Address During Intermission (Original) as Angelica (Original) as Epilogue (Original)
	Edna His Wife Opened December 07, 1937	Writer Writer Performer Producer
	Mansion on the Hudson Opened April 04, 1937	Producer
	The Wives of Henry Viii Opened April 02, 1937	Producer
	Empress Eugenie Opened March 30, 1937	Producer
	The Loves of Charles II Opened March 28, 1937	Producer
	Mansion on the Hudson Opened April 02, 1935	Writer Performer Staging Producer
	The Loves of Charles II Opened December 27, 1933	Writer Performer Staging
	Cornelia Otis Skinner Opened November 22, 1932	Writer Performer
	The Wives of Henry Viii Opened November 15, 1931	Writer Performer
	White Collars Opened February 23, 1925	as Sally Van Luyn (Original)
	In His Arms Opened October 13, 1924	as Francis Bedell (Original)
	The Wild Westcotts Opened December 24, 1923	as Geraldine Fairmont (Original)
	Tweedles Opened August 13, 1923	as Mrs. Ricketts (Original)
	Will Shakespeare Opened January 01, 1923	as Maid of Honor (Original)
	Blood and Sand Opened September 20, 1921	as Dona Sarasate (Original)

Cornelia Otis Skinner

Director

Cornelia Otis Skinner

Director

Roles (36)

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