Birth Place: Warren, OH, USA
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Austin Pendleton is an American Actor, Director, and Playwright. He made his New York debut in Oh Dad, Poor Dad,... by Arthur Kopit and his Broadway debut in Fiddler on the Roof, both directed by Jerome Robbins. Most recently on Broadway, he was in The Minutes. Other Broadway credits include The Diary of Anne Frank with Natalie Portman and Linda Lavin, Choir Boy, Grand Hotel, Doubles, The Runner Stumbles, Goodtime Charley, An American Millionaire, Hail Scrawdyke!. He was nominated for a Tony Award for Best Direction of a Play for the 1981 revival of The Little Foxes. BroadwayOff-Broadway, he won an Obie for The Last Sweet Days of Isaac. Off-Off-Broadway he played title roles in Hamlet, Richard II, Richard III and King Lear.
Austin Pendleton
Austin Pendleton, The Minutes
Austin Pendleton
Austin Pendleton, Between Riverside and Crazy
Austin Pendleton, Between Riverside and Crazy
Austin PendletonThe Three Sisters
Austin Pendleton, The Little Foxes
Austin Pendleton, The Last Sweet Days of Isaac
Austin Pendleton , The Last Sweet Days of Isaac
Austin Pendleton's next show will be This Beautiful Future which opens on 9/20/2022 on Off-Broadway.
Austin Pendleton has appeared on Broadway in 10 shows.
Austin Pendleton has not appeared in the West End
Austin Pendleton has been nominated for several awards throughout his career. These include Special Citations from the New York Drama Critics Circle Awards, Outstanding Featured Actor in a Play from the Outer Critics Circle Awards for "The Minutes," Legend of off-Broadway Honoree (unspecified), Outstanding Director of a Play from the Drama Desk Awards for "Between Riverside and Crazy," Outstanding Director from The Lortels for "Between Riverside and Crazy," Directing from the Obie Awards for "The Three Sisters," Best Direction of a Play from the Tony Awards for "The Little Foxes," Outstanding Performance from the Drama Desk Awards for "The Last Sweet Days of Isaac," and Performance from the Obie Awards for "The Last Sweet Days of Isaac."
Austin Pendleton has won several awards throughout his career. He has received Special Citations from the New York Drama Critics Circle Awards and has been honored as a Legend of off-Broadway. He won the Obie Award for Directing for his work on "The Three Sisters." Pendleton also received the Drama Desk Award for Outstanding Performance for "The Last Sweet Days of Isaac" and an Obie Award for his performance in the same production.
Austin Pendleton has written 6 shows including Booth is Back in Town (Bookwriter), The Apprenticeship of Duddy Kravitz (Bookwriter), Booth (Playwright), Uncle Bob (Playwright), Orson's Shadow (Playwright), A Minister's Wife (Bookwriter).