Keene Curtis (Performer)

Keene Curtis

Performer

Keene Curtis

Performer

A native of Salt Lake City, Mr. Curtis — born Keene Holbrook Curtis in 1923 — lived in the Hollywood Hills for many years when he wasn't working on the New York stage. One of his many West Coast gigs in TV and film was the recurring role of John Hill, the salty upstairs restaurant owner on TV's "Cheers."

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Also Known As: Keene Holbrook Curtis
Born: Feb 15, 1923 in Salt Lake City, UT, USA
Death: Oct 13, 2002 in Salt Lake City, UT, USA

Roles (36)

	Black Comedy Opened September 01, 1993	as Colonel Melkett (Original)
	La Cage aux Folles Opened August 21, 1983	as Albin (Replacement)
	Division Street Opened October 08, 1980	as Yovan (Original)
	Annie Opened April 21, 1977	as Oliver Warbucks (Replacement)
	Via Galactica Opened November 28, 1972	as Dr. Isaacs (Original)
	Night Watch Opened February 28, 1972	as Curtis Appleby (Original)
	The Rothschilds Opened October 19, 1970	as Herries (Original) as Joseph Fouche (Original) as Prince Metternich (Original) as Prince William of Hesse (Original)
	Blood Red Roses Opened March 22, 1970	as Napoleon III (Original)
	A Patriot for Me Opened October 06, 1969	as Col. Mischa Oblensky (Original)
	Hamlet Opened March 03, 1969	as Player (Original)
	Cock-a-Doodle Dandy Opened January 20, 1969	as Sergeant (Original)
	The Misanthrope Opened October 09, 1968	as Oronte (Original)
	The Cocktail Party Opened October 07, 1968	as Alexander MacColgie Gibbs (Original)
	Pantagleize Opened September 03, 1968	as Anarchist (Original)
	The Cherry Orchard Opened March 19, 1968	as Epikhodov, Semen Panteleevich (Original)
	Pantagleize Opened November 30, 1967	as Anarchist (Original)
	War and Peace Opened March 21, 1967	as Napoleon (Original) as Pierre [Alternate] (Original)
	You Can't Take It With You Opened February 10, 1967	as Boris Kolenkhov (Original)
	The Wild Duck Opened January 11, 1967	as Chamberlain Balle [Alternate] (Original) as Molvik [Alternate] (Original)
	Right You Are If You Think You Are Opened November 22, 1966	as Sirelli (Original)
	The School for Scandal Opened November 21, 1966	as Sir Oliver Surface (Original)
	You Can't Take It With You Opened November 23, 1965	as Boris Kolenkhov (Original)
	Silent Night, Lonely Night Opened December 03, 1959	Production Stage Manager
	Much Ado About Nothing Opened September 17, 1959	Production Stage Manager
	Look After Lulu Opened March 03, 1959	Production Stage Manager
	The Firstborn Opened April 29, 1958	Production Stage Manager
	Present Laughter Opened January 31, 1958	Production Stage Manager
	Nude with Violin Opened November 13, 1957	Production Stage Manager
	Four Winds Opened September 25, 1957	Production Stage Manager
	The Desk Set Opened October 24, 1955	Stage Manager
	The Dark Is Light Enough Opened February 23, 1955	Production Stage Manager