Hume Cronyn Broadway and Theatre Credits

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Date Of Birth:
July 18, 1911
Date Of Death:
June 15, 2003 (91)
Birth Place:
London, ON, CANADA

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    Hume Cronyn Headshot
    Date of Birth: July 18, 1911
    Date of Death: June 15, 2003 (91)

    Birth Place: London, ON, CANADA

    Latest News on Hume Cronyn

    Hume Cronyn Stage Credits
    Performances

    The Petition
    [Broadway]
    1986
    General Sir Edmund Milne
    Foxfire
    [Broadway]
    Original Broadway Production, 1982
    Hector Nations
    The Gin Game
    [Broadway]
    1977
    Weller Martin
    Krapp's Last Tape/ Not I
    [Off-Broadway]
    1972
    Krapp (Krapp's Last Tape)
    Happy Days/ Act Without Words 1
    [Off-Broadway]
    1972
    Willie (Happy Days)/ The Player (Act Without Words 1)
    Promenade, All!
    [Broadway]
    1972
    Willie (Approximately Now)
    Willie (1945)
    Willie (1920)
    Grandfather Huntziger (1895)
    A Delicate Balance
    [Broadway]
    1966
    Tobias
    The Physicists
    [Broadway]
    1964
    Herbert George Beutler (Newton)
    Hamlet
    [Broadway]
    1964
    Polonius
    Big Fish, Little Fish
    [Broadway]
    1961
    Jimmie Luton
    The Man in the Dog Suit
    [Broadway]
    1958
    Oliver Walling
    A Day By The Sea
    [Broadway]
    1955
    Julian Anson
    The Honeys
    [Broadway]
    1955
    Bennett Honey / Curtis Honey
    The Fourposter
    [Broadway]
    1955
    Michael
    Madam Will You Walk
    [Off-Broadway]
    1953
    Dr. Brightlee
    Madam, Will You Walk
    [Broadway]
    1953
    Dr. Brightlee
    The Fourposter
    [Broadway]
    1951
    Michael
    The Survivors
    [Broadway]
    1948
    Jodine Decker
    Mr. Big
    [Broadway]
    1941
    Harley L. Miller
    Retreat to Pleasure
    [Broadway]
    1940
    Lee Tatnall
    The Weak Link
    [Broadway]
    1940
    Peter Mason
    The Three Sisters
    [Broadway]
    1939
    Andrei Prozorov
    Off to Buffalo
    [Broadway]
    1939
    Harry Quill
    Escape This Night
    [Broadway]
    1938
    Steve
    There's Always a Breeze
    [Broadway]
    1938
    Abe Sherman
    High Tor
    [Broadway]
    1937
    Elkus
    Boy Meets Girl
    [Broadway]
    1935
    Green [Replacement]
    Hipper's Holiday
    [Broadway]
    1934
    A Janitor (Understudy)

    Productions

    The Gin Game
    [Broadway, 1977]
    Producer
    Slow Dance on the Killing Ground
    [Broadway, 1964]
    Producer
    The Egghead
    [Broadway, 1957]
    Director
    Madam, Will You Walk
    [Broadway, 1953]
    Director
    Madam Will You Walk
    [Off-Broadway, 1953]
    Director
    The Little Blue Light
    [Broadway, 1951]
    Producer
    Hilda Crane
    [Broadway, 1950]
    Director
    Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep
    [Broadway, 1950]
    Director
    Writing
    Foxfire
    Bookwriter
    Playwright
    Lyricist

    Photos

    Hume Cronyn and Albert Finney attend a Broadway show on May 1, 1983 in New York City.

    Hume Cronyn and Albert Finney attend a Broadway show on May 1, 1983 in New York City.
    From: 
    Photo Flashback: Remembering Albert Finney
    Date:
    02/17/2019
    Hume Cronyn and Albert Finney attend a Broadway show on May 1, 1983 in New York City.

    Hume Cronyn and Albert Finney attend a Broadway show on May 1, 1983 in New York City.
    From: 
    Photo Flashback: Remembering Albert Finney
    Date:
    02/17/2019
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    Stage
    Performances

    The Petition
    [Broadway]
    1986
    General Sir Edmund Milne

    Foxfire
    [Broadway]
    Original Broadway Production, 1982
    Hector Nations

    The Gin Game
    [Broadway]
    1977
    Weller Martin

    Krapp's Last Tape/ Not I
    [Off-Broadway]
    1972
    Krapp (Krapp's Last Tape)

    Happy Days/ Act Without Words 1
    [Off-Broadway]
    1972
    Willie (Happy Days)/ The Player (Act Without Words 1)

    Promenade, All!
    [Broadway]
    1972
    Willie (Approximately Now)

    Willie (1945)

    Willie (1920)

    Grandfather Huntziger (1895)

    A Delicate Balance
    [Broadway]
    1966
    Tobias

    The Physicists
    [Broadway]
    1964
    Herbert George Beutler (Newton)

    Hamlet
    [Broadway]
    1964
    Polonius

    Big Fish, Little Fish
    [Broadway]
    1961
    Jimmie Luton

    The Man in the Dog Suit
    [Broadway]
    1958
    Oliver Walling

    A Day By The Sea
    [Broadway]
    1955
    Julian Anson

    The Honeys
    [Broadway]
    1955
    Bennett Honey / Curtis Honey

    The Fourposter
    [Broadway]
    1955
    Michael

    Madam Will You Walk
    [Off-Broadway]
    1953
    Dr. Brightlee

    Madam, Will You Walk
    [Broadway]
    1953
    Dr. Brightlee

    The Fourposter
    [Broadway]
    1951
    Michael

    The Survivors
    [Broadway]
    1948
    Jodine Decker

    Mr. Big
    [Broadway]
    1941
    Harley L. Miller

    Retreat to Pleasure
    [Broadway]
    1940
    Lee Tatnall

    The Weak Link
    [Broadway]
    1940
    Peter Mason

    The Three Sisters
    [Broadway]
    1939
    Andrei Prozorov

    Off to Buffalo
    [Broadway]
    1939
    Harry Quill

    Escape This Night
    [Broadway]
    1938
    Steve

    There's Always a Breeze
    [Broadway]
    1938
    Abe Sherman

    High Tor
    [Broadway]
    1937
    Elkus

    Boy Meets Girl
    [Broadway]
    1935
    Green [Replacement]

    Hipper's Holiday
    [Broadway]
    1934
    A Janitor (Understudy)

    Productions

    The Gin Game
    [Broadway, 1977]
    Producer

    Slow Dance on the Killing Ground
    [Broadway, 1964]
    Producer

    The Egghead
    [Broadway, 1957]
    Director

    Madam, Will You Walk
    [Broadway, 1953]
    Director

    Madam Will You Walk
    [Off-Broadway, 1953]
    Director

    The Little Blue Light
    [Broadway, 1951]
    Producer

    Hilda Crane
    [Broadway, 1950]
    Director

    Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep
    [Broadway, 1950]
    Director

    Writing
    Foxfire
    Bookwriter
    Playwright
    Lyricist