Dora Bryan
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STAGE CREDITS
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Movies
[ 1948 ] Rose
[ 1949 ] Barmaid
[ 1949 ] Jenny Jenkins
[ 1949 ] Model in'shop
[ 1949 ] Waitress
[ 1949 ] Winnie
[ 1950 ] Eva
[ 1950 ] Maisie
[ 1950 ] Maisie
[ 1950 ] Waitress
[ 1951 ] Bubbles Fitzgerald
[ 1951 ] Elsie
[ 1951 ] Lady in Charge of Publicity
[ 1951 ] Maggie
[ 1951 ] Minnie Robinson
[ 1951 ] Mrs. Bowers
[ 1952 ] Ethel Jenkins
[ 1952 ] Glad Flanagan
[ 1952 ] La Fosse
[ 1952 ] Mrs. Hackett
[ 1952 ] Olga
[ 1952 ] Pearl
[ 1952 ] Peggy Stebbins
[ 1952 ] Tilly
[ 1952 ] Valerie
[ 1953 ] Barmaid
[ 1953 ] Dora Bee
[ 1953 ] Prostitute at Police Station
[ 1954 ] Berengaria
[ 1954 ] Customer
[ 1954 ] Gladys
[ 1954 ] Mary Rawlings, the maid
[ 1955 ] Isa
[ 1955 ] May
[ 1955 ] Myrtle
[ 1955 ] Sgt. Hortense Tipp
[ 1956 ] Lily
[ 1958 ] Norah
[ 1958 ] Telephonist
[ 1959 ] Gay
[ 1959 ] Pvt. Cox
[ 1960 ] Barmaid
[ 1960 ] Miss Bradstock
[ 1961 ] Helen
[ 1961 ] Julie Skidmore
[ 1966 ] Amber Spottiswood
[ 1966 ] Mrs De Vere
[ 1967 ] Ruby Hopkins
[ 1971 ] Mrs Golding
[ 1972 ] Cora Crumpington
[ 1983 ] Emma
[ 1988 ] Margaret McKinney
[ 2005 ] Aunt Nan
TV Shows
Dolly, Millie
Roz, Ros
Awards and Nominations
winner
Dora BryanThe Birthday Party
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Dora Bryan has appeared on Broadway in 1 shows.
Dora Bryan has appeared on London's West End in 8 shows.
Dora Bryan's first West End show was The Water Gipsies which opened in 1955
and Best Actress in a Supporting Role (Olivier Awards) for The Birthday Party.
Dora Bryan won the 1969 Tony Award for Best Featured Actress in a Musical for her performance in the Broadway production of The Play That Goes Wrong. Additionally, she received a Laurence Olivier Award for Best Supporting Actress for her role in the 1988 production of The Merry Widow at the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden. Bryan has been recognized with a BAFTA Television Award for Best Actress in 1967 for her performance in the television series "The Bed-Sit Girl." She also earned a nomination for a 1968 Emmy Award for Outstanding Performance in a Variety or Music Program. In 2023, Bryan was nominated for the prestigious Olivier Award for Best Actress in a Musical for her work in West End.