William Swetland (Performer)

William Swetland

Performer

William Swetland

Performer

His credits span nearly all branches of the entertainment world, from Broadway to London and from film and television to regional theatre, according to bio from Long Wharf. Mr. Swetland was the first actor to receive the Zeisler Award for Distinguished Achievement in the American Resident Theatre.

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Born: 1913 in Kalispell, MT, USA
Death: Oct 31, 2003 in Branford, CT, USA

Roles (16)

	Ah, Wilderness! Opened September 18, 1975	as Nat Miller (Original)
	The National Health Opened October 10, 1974	as Rees (Original)
	The Changing Room Opened March 06, 1973	as Sir Frederick Thornton (Original)
	Solitaire Opened September 30, 1971	as Captain (Original)
	Double Solitaire Opened September 30, 1971	as George (Original)
	The Captains and the Kings Opened January 02, 1962	as Admiral Swanson (Original)
	A Call on Kuprin Opened May 25, 1961	as American Ambassador (Original)
	Epitaph for George Dillon Opened November 04, 1958	as Barney Evans (Understudy - Replacement) as Percy Elliot (Understudy - Replacement)
	Who Was That Lady I Saw You With? Opened March 03, 1958	as Robert Doyle (Original)
	Our Town Opened January 10, 1944	as Simon Stimson (Original)
	Goodbye in the Night Opened March 18, 1940	as Rufus (Original)
	Ring Two Opened November 22, 1939	as Grant (Original)
	Having Wonderful Time Opened February 20, 1937	as Joe (Original) as The Voice of Kare-Free (Original)
	Parnell Opened May 04, 1936	as 3rd Leader (Original)

William Swetland

Performer

William Swetland

Performer

Roles (16)

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