Ellis Rabb (Director)

Ellis Rabb

Director

Ellis Rabb

Director

Born: Jun 20, 1930 in Memphis, TN, USA
Death: Jan 11, 1998 in Memphis, TN, USA

Roles (45)

The Loves of Anatol Opened March 06, 1985	Book Adaptation Director
You Can't Take It With You Opened April 04, 1983	Director as Boris Kolenkhov (Replacement)
The Philadelphia Story Opened November 14, 1980	Director
The Man Who Came to Dinner Opened June 26, 1980	as Sheridan Whiteside (Original)
Caesar and Cleopatra Opened February 24, 1977	Director
The Royal Family Opened December 30, 1975	Director as Tony Cavendish (Replacement)	Arrived On Jan 12, 1976
Edward II Opened October 21, 1975	Director
Who's Who in Hell Opened December 09, 1974	Director
Veronica's Room Opened October 25, 1973	Director
A Streetcar Named Desire Opened April 26, 1973	Director
The Merchant of Venice Opened March 01, 1973	Director
Enemies Opened November 09, 1972	Director
Twelfth Night Opened March 02, 1972	Director
The Grass Harp Opened November 02, 1971	Director
Hamlet Opened March 03, 1969	as Hamlet (Original) Director
Cock-a-Doodle Dandy Opened January 20, 1969	as Shanaar (Original)
Pantagleize Opened September 03, 1968	as Pantagleize (Original) Director
Exit the King Opened January 09, 1968	Director Producer
The Show Off Opened December 05, 1967	Artistic Director
Pantagleize Opened November 30, 1967	as Pantagleize (Original) Director Artistic Director Producer
War and Peace Opened March 21, 1967	Director
You Can't Take It With You Opened February 10, 1967	as Boris Kolenkhov [Alternate] (Original) Director
The Wild Duck Opened January 11, 1967	as Gregers Werle [Alternate] (Original)
We, Comrades Three Opened December 20, 1966	Director
Right You Are If You Think You Are Opened November 22, 1966	as Governor [Alternate] (Original)
The School for Scandal Opened November 21, 1966	as Joseph Surface (Original) Director
You Can't Take It With You Opened November 23, 1965	Director
Jolly's Progress Opened December 05, 1959	as Reverend Furze (Original) as David Adams (Understudy - Original)
Look After Lulu Opened March 03, 1959	as General Koschnadieff (Original)
Mary Stuart Opened October 08, 1957	as Sir WiIliam Davison (Original)
The Duchess of Malfi Opened March 19, 1957	as Doctor (Original)
The Taming of the Shrew Opened February 20, 1957	as A Pedant (Original)
Measure for Measure Opened January 22, 1957	as Froth (Original)