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Quinton was the founder and artistic director of the Ridiculous Theatrical Company, and appeared in several productions there.
Some of his more recent acting appearances included The Witch of Edmonton at Red Bull Theater, Devil Boys from Beyond at New World Stages, The Merry Wives of Windsor at the Shakespeare Theatre in Washington, D.C., and The McCarter Theatre's A Christmas Carol.
Everett was also a member of Cleveland State University's Summer Stages where he appeared as Madam Rosepettle in O Dad, Poor Dad, Mama's Hung You in the Closet and I'm Feeling So Sad. Everett previously appeared at Red Bul Theater in Women Beward Women (2008 Callaway Award, Best Actor).
Everett was a member of The Ridiculous Theatrical Company and served as its Artistic Director from 1987-1997. He has appeared in Charles Ludlam's Medea, The Secret Lives of the Sexists, Salammbo, Galas, The Artificial Jungle and the original production of The Mystery of Irma Vep (Obie and Drama Desk Award). He was also seen in Georg Osterman's Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde and Brother Truckers (Bessie Award); Richard and Michael Simon's Murder at Minsing Manor (Drama League Award); as well as in his own plays: Carmen, Linda, Movieland, A Tale of Two Cities (Obie Award), and Call Me Sarah Bernhardt.
Everett Quinton
Everett QuintonShakespeare in Hollywood
Everett QuintonThe Merry Wives of Windsor
Everett QuintonBrother Truckers
Everett QuintonBrother Truckers
Everett Quinton, A Tale of Two Cities
Everett QuintonSalambo
Everett QuintonThe Mystery of Irma Vep
Everett QuintonThe Mystery of Irma Vep
Everett Quinton has written 7 shows including A Tale of Two Cities (Adaptation), The Hunchback of Notre Dame (Lyricist), The Bells (Adaptation), Linda (Bookwriter), Movieland (Playwright), Carmen (Playwright), Phaedra (Adaptation).
Everett Quinton has been nominated for several awards throughout his career. He has been nominated for the Legend of Off Broadway Award, Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Resident Play at the Helen Hayes Awards for both "Shakespeare in Hollywood" and "The Merry Wives of Windsor." He has also been nominated for Outstanding Actor in a Play at the Drama Desk Awards for "Brother Truckers." Additionally, he received a Performance nomination at the Obie Awards for "A Tale of Two Cities" and an Ensemble Performance nomination for "The Mystery of Irma Vep." Quinton has also been recognized for his costume design work, receiving nominations at The Hewes Awards for both "Salambo" and "The Mystery of Irma Vep."
Everett Quinton has won several awards throughout his career. He received the Legend of Off Broadway Award and the Outstanding Supporting Actor, Resident Play award at the Helen Hayes Awards for his performance in "Shakespeare in Hollywood." He also won the Performance award at the Obie Awards for his role in "A Tale of Two Cities." Additionally, Quinton received the Costume Design award at The Hewes Awards for "Salambo" and "The Mystery of Irma Vep." He also won the Ensemble Performance award at the Obie Awards for "The Mystery of Irma Vep."