J. Edward Bromberg (Director)

J. Edward Bromberg

Director

J. Edward Bromberg

Director

Also Known As: J.E. Bromberg
Born: Dec 25, 1903 in Temesvar, Austria
Death: Dec 06, 1951 in London, England

Roles (41)

	Not for Children Opened February 13, 1951	as Timothy Forrest (Original)
	The Royal Family Opened January 10, 1951	as Oscar Wolfe (Original)
	All You Need Is One Good Break Opened February 09, 1950	as Gordon (Original) Staging
	The Big Knife Opened February 24, 1949	as Marcus Hoff (Original)
	Toplitzky of Notre Dame Opened December 26, 1946	as Toplitzky (Original)
	Jacobowsky and the Colonel Opened March 14, 1944	as Szabuniewicz (Original)
	Awake and Sing! Opened March 07, 1939	as Uncle Morty (Original)
	Weep for the Virgins Opened November 30, 1935	as Oscar Sigsmund (Original)
	Awake and Sing! Opened February 19, 1935	as Uncle Morty (Original)
	Gold Eagle Guy Opened November 28, 1934	as Guy Button (Original)
	Men in White Opened September 26, 1933	as Dr. Hochberg (Original)
	Big Night Opened January 17, 1933	as Bert Schwartz (Original)
	Foreign Affairs Opened April 13, 1932	as Tigani (Original)
	Night Over Taos Opened March 09, 1932	as Pablo Montoya (Original)
	1931- Opened December 10, 1931	Performer
	The House of Connelly Opened September 28, 1931	as Duffy (Original)
	The Inspector General Opened December 23, 1930	as Ã“ssip (Original)
	Siegfried Opened October 20, 1930	as Pietri (Original)
	Romeo and Juliet Opened October 06, 1930	as Mercutio (Original)
	The Green Cockatoo Opened October 06, 1930	as Grasset (Original)
	Romeo and Juliet Opened April 21, 1930	as Mercutio (Original)
	The Open Door Opened January 27, 1930	as Guitarra (Original)
	The Living Corpse Opened December 06, 1929	as Ivan Markarovitch (Original) as Petrushin (Original)
	The Cherry Orchard Opened September 23, 1929	as Yasha (Original)
	Katerina Opened February 25, 1929	as Toropets (Original)
	The Lady from Alfaqueque Opened January 14, 1929	as Realito (Original)
	Peter Pan Opened November 26, 1928	as Nana (Original)
	The Cherry Orchard Opened October 15, 1928	as Yasha (Original)
	The Would-be Gentleman Opened October 01, 1928	as Covielle (Original)
	Improvisations in June Opened March 05, 1928	as Elkin, Secretary to Samuel Mill (Original)
	2 X 2 = 5 Opened November 28, 1927	as The Lawyer (Original) as Torgensen (Original)
	The Good Hope Opened October 18, 1927	as Simon (Original)
	Inheritors Opened March 15, 1927	as Senator Lewis (Original)
	The Cradle Song Opened January 24, 1927	as A Countryman (Original)
	Princess Turandot Opened November 12, 1926	as Ishmael (Original) as Tartaglia (Original)

J. Edward Bromberg

Director

J. Edward Bromberg

Director

Roles (41)

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