Jerome Kilty (Director)

Jerome Kilty

Director

Jerome Kilty

Director

The show was not an immediate success; it played for a couple months on Broadway in 1960. In the New York Times, critic Brooks Atkinson allowed that the adaptation was "intelligent," while adding "a dramatic character is livelier than a letter-writer—even though he is Bernard Shaw."

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Also Known As: Jerry Kilty
Born: Jun 24, 1922 in Pala Indian Reservation, California
Death: Sep 09, 2012 in Weston, CT

Roles (12)

	Mastergate Opened October 12, 1989	as Senator Bowman (Original)
	A Moon for the Misbegotten Opened May 01, 1984	as Phil Hogan (Original)
	Look Away Opened January 07, 1973	Writer
	The Little Black Book Opened April 25, 1972	Book Adaptor
	Dear Liar Opened March 17, 1960	Writer Director
	Quadrille Opened November 03, 1954	as The Rev. Edgar Spevin (Original)
	The Frogs of Spring Opened October 21, 1953	as Asa McK. Gelwicks (Original)
	A Pin to See the Peepshow Opened September 17, 1953	as Mr. Ringwood (Original)
	Misalliance Opened March 06, 1953	as Gunner (Original)
	The Relapse Opened November 22, 1950	as Coupler (Original)