Sid Caesar (Performer)

Sid Caesar

Performer

Sid Caesar

Performer

Sid Caesar, who, as the star of the 1950s live comedy show "Your Show of Shows," became one of the first television celebrities and set a bar for sketch comedy that would remain for years, died on Feb. 12, 2014. He was 91.

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Born: Sep 08, 1922 in Yonkers, NY
Death: Feb 12, 2014 in Beverly Hills, CA

Roles (22)

	Sid Caesar & Company Opened November 01, 1989	Performer
	House of Dunkelmayer Opened January 30, 1971	as Max (Original)
	The Swingers Opened January 30, 1971	as Mr. Lewis (Original)
	Betty Opened January 30, 1971	as Bob (Original)
	Toreador Opened January 30, 1971	as The Painter (Original)
	Little Me Opened November 17, 1962	as Fred Poitrine (Original) as Mr. Pinchley (Original) as Noble Eggleston (Original) as Noble Junior (Original) as Otto Schnitzler (Original) as Prince Cherney (Original) as Val du Val (Original)
	Make Mine Manhattan Opened January 15, 1948	as "A Night Out" Performer (Original) as "Penny Gum Machine" Performer (Original) as "The Good Old Days" Performer (Original) as A Delegate (Original) as Another Delegate (Original) as Bassett (Original) as Herman W. Willoughby, Jr. (Original) as Mr. Bigelow (Original) as Still Another Delegate (Original) as Street Cleaner (Original)

Awards

Tony Award
1963	Best Actor in a Musical	Little Me	Nominee

Sid Caesar

Performer

Sid Caesar

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Roles (22)

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