Tony Randall (Performer)

Tony Randall

Performer, Director

Tony Randall

Performer, Director

It was the most recent production for the NAT, which was founded by Randall in 1991. Throughout its turbulent history, the company struggled and, on several occasions, seemed on the brink of dissolution. But Mr. Randall, a well-beloved figure in the entertainment world, and an inexhaustible promoter, cajoler and fund-raiser, always managed to forge on somehow.

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Also Known As: Anthony Randall, Leonard Rosenberg
Born: Feb 26, 1920 in Tulsa, Oklahoma
Death: May 18, 2004 in New York, New York

Roles (40)

	Judgment at Nuremberg Opened March 26, 2001	NAT Founder and Artistic Director
	Night Must Fall Opened March 08, 1999	National Actors Theatre Founder and Artistic Director
	The Sunshine Boys Opened December 08, 1997	as Al Lewis (Original) National Actors Theatre Founder and Artistic Director
	The Gin Game Opened April 20, 1997	NAT Founder and Artistic Director
	Inherit the Wind Opened April 04, 1996	as Henry Drummond (Standby - Original) as E.K. Hornbeck (Standby - Original) Founder/Artistic Director
	The School for Scandal Opened November 19, 1995	as Sir Peter Teazle (Original) NAT Founder and Artistic Director
	Gentlemen Prefer Blondes Opened April 10, 1995	Founder and Artistic Director
	The 48th Annual Tony Awards - 1994 Opened June 12, 1994	as Participating Artist (Original)
	The Flowering Peach Opened March 20, 1994	Founder and Artistic Advisor
	The Government Inspector Opened January 06, 1994	as Ivan Khlestakov (Original) Founder and Artistic Advisor
	Timon of Athens Opened November 04, 1993	Founder and Artistic Advisor
	Three Men on a Horse Opened April 13, 1993	as Erwin Trowbridge (Original) Founding Director
	Saint Joan Opened January 31, 1993	Artistic Director Founding Director
	The 46th Annual Tony Awards - 1992 Opened May 31, 1992	as Participating Artist (Original)
	The Master Builder Opened March 19, 1992	Director Artistic Director Foundind Director
	A Little Hotel on the Side Opened January 26, 1992	as Benoit Pinglet (Original) Artistic Director Founder Director
	The Crucible Opened December 10, 1991	Artistic Director Founder
	The Odd Couple Opened June 23, 1991	as Felix Ungar (Original)
	M. Butterfly Opened March 20, 1988	as Rene Gallimard (Replacement)
	The 40th Annual Tony Awards - 1986 Opened June 01, 1986	as Participating Artist (Original)
	The 36th Annual Tony Awards - 1982 Opened June 06, 1982	as Host (Original)
	The 35th Annual Tony Awards - 1981 Opened June 07, 1981	as Participating Artist (Original)
	The 22nd Annual Tony Awards - 1968 Opened April 21, 1968	as Presenter (Original)
	UTBU Opened January 04, 1966	as J. Francis Amber (Original)
	Oh Captain! Opened February 04, 1958	as Captain Henry St. James (Original)
	Inherit the Wind Opened April 21, 1955	as E. K. Hornbeck (Original)
	Caesar and Cleopatra Opened December 21, 1949	as Major Domo (Original)
	Antony and Cleopatra Opened November 26, 1947	as Scarus Dercetas (Original)