Howard Da Silva (Director)

Howard Da Silva

Director

Howard Da Silva

Director

Also Known As: Howard Silverblatt
Born: May 04, 1909 in Cleveland, Ohio
Death: Feb 16, 1986 in Ossining, New York

Roles (37)

	The World of Sholom Aleichem Opened February 11, 1982	Original Production Conception
	1776 Opened March 16, 1969	as Benjamin Franklin (Original)
	The Unknown Soldier and His Wife Opened July 06, 1967	as Archbishop (Original)
	My Sweet Charlie Opened December 06, 1966	Director
	The Zulu and the Zayda Opened November 10, 1965	Book
	The Advocate Opened October 14, 1963	Director
	Dear Me, the Sky Is Falling Opened March 02, 1963	as Paul Hirsch (Original)
	In the Counting House Opened December 13, 1962	as Max Hartman (Original)
	Romulus Opened January 10, 1962	as Ottaker (Original)
	Purlie Victorious Opened September 28, 1961	Director
	Fiorello! Opened November 23, 1959	as Ben Marino (Original)
	Compulsion Opened October 24, 1957	as Horn (Original)
	Diary of a Scoundrel Opened November 04, 1956	as Neel Fedoseitch Mamaev (Original)
	Sandhog Opened November 23, 1954	Director
	Burning Bright Opened October 18, 1950	as Friend Ed (Original)
	The Cradle Will Rock Opened December 26, 1947	Director
	Oklahoma! Opened March 31, 1943	as Jud Fry (Original)
	Two on an Island Opened January 22, 1940	as The Sightseeing Guide (Original)
	Summer Night Opened November 02, 1939	as Speed (Original)
	Abe Lincoln in Illinois Opened October 15, 1938	as Jack Armstrong (Original)
	Casey Jones Opened February 19, 1938	as Old Man (Original)
	The Cradle Will Rock Opened January 03, 1938	as Larry Foreman (Original)
	Golden Boy Opened November 04, 1937	as Lewis (Original)
	Black Pit Opened March 20, 1935	as Hansy McCulloh (Original)
	Sailors of Cattaro Opened December 10, 1934	as Sepp Kriz (Original)
	The Cherry Orchard Opened March 06, 1933	as Stationmaster (Original)
	Alice in Wonderland Opened December 12, 1932	as Cook (Original) as White Knight (Original)
	Dear Jane Opened November 14, 1932	as Dr. Samuel Johnson (Original)
	Liliom Opened October 26, 1932	as Wolf Beifeld (Original)
	Camille Opened January 26, 1931	as Guest (Original)
	Alison's House Opened December 01, 1930	as Hodges (Original)
	Siegfried Opened October 20, 1930	as Mr. Patchkoffer (Original) as Schumann (Original)
	Romeo and Juliet Opened October 06, 1930	as Apothecary (Original)
	The Green Cockatoo Opened October 06, 1930	as Scaevola (Original)
	Romeo and Juliet Opened April 21, 1930	as Apothecary (Original)