Donal Donnelly (Director)

Donal Donnelly

Director

Donal Donnelly

Director

Mr. Donnelly's stage presence was an amiable, slightly distracted one, often communicating a sort of dotty wisdom. He spoke in a cracked, hesitant voice full of Irish lift, and used his dark eyes, expressive eyebrows and prow-like nose to commanding effect. His was a face and voice the viewer easily latched onto.

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Born: Jul 06, 1931 in Bradford, ENGLAND
Death: Jan 04, 2010 in Chicago, IL, USA

Roles (14)

Translations Opened March 19, 1995	as Jimmy Jack (Original)
Dancing at Lughnasa Opened October 24, 1991	as Jack (Original)
Ghetto Opened April 30, 1989	as Weiskopf (Original)
Sherlock's Last Case Opened August 20, 1987	as Doctor Watson (Original)
Execution of Justice Opened March 13, 1986	as Coroner Stephens (Original) as Dr. Blinder (Original) as Harry Britt (Original)
The Elephant Man Opened April 19, 1979	as Belgian Policeman (Replacement) as Frederick Treves (Replacement)
Faith Healer Opened April 05, 1979	as Teddy (Original)
Sleuth Opened November 12, 1970	as Milo Tindle (Replacement)
The Mundy Scheme Opened December 11, 1969	Director
A Day in the Death of Joe Egg Opened February 01, 1968	as Bri (Replacement)	Arrived On Apr 16, 1968
Philadelphia, Here I Come! Opened February 16, 1966	as Gareth O'Donnell in Private (Original)