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Date Of Death:
April 26, 1958
Birth Place:
New York, NY, USA

Latest News on Philip Moeller

Desert Rose Theatre Closes SHAKESPEARE IN SHORTS, 11/6
(Nov 6, 2010)
Desert Rose Theatre Returns with SHAKESPEARE IN SHORTS, 10/21-11/6
(Oct 21, 2010)
Desert Rose Theatre Returns with SHAKESPEARE IN SHORTS, 10/21-11/6
(Oct 10, 2010)
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Birth Place: New York, NY, USA

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Stage Credits

Productions

To Quito and Back
 
[Broadway, 1937]
Director
Storm Over Patsy
 
[Broadway, 1937]
Director
Prelude to Exile
 
[Broadway, 1936]
Director
And Stars Remain
 
[Broadway, 1936]
Director
End of Summer
 
[Broadway, 1936]
Director
The Masque of Kings
 
[Broadway, 1936]
Director
Rain From Heaven
 
[Broadway, 1934]
Director
A Sleeping Clergyman
 
[Broadway, 1934]
Director
Jigsaw
 
[Broadway, 1934]
Director
They Shall Not Die
 
[Broadway, 1934]
Director
Biography
 
[Broadway, 1934]
Director
Days Without End
 
[Broadway, 1934]
Director
Ah, Wilderness!
 
[Broadway, 1933]
Director
The Mask and the Face
 
[Broadway, 1933]
Director
American Dream
 
[Broadway, 1933]
Director
Biography
 
[Broadway, 1932]
Director
The Good Earth
 
[Broadway, 1932]
Director
Mourning Becomes Electra
 
[Broadway, 1932]
Director
The Moon in the Yellow River
 
[Broadway, 1932]
Director
Mourning Becomes Electra
 
[Broadway, 1931]
Director
Getting Married
 
[Broadway, 1931]
Director
Midnight
 
[Broadway, 1930]
Director
Elizabeth the Queen
 
[Broadway, 1930]
Director
Hotel Universe
 
[Broadway, 1930]
Director
Volpone
 
[Broadway, 1930]
Director
The Apple Cart
 
[Broadway, 1930]
Director
Meteor
 
[Broadway, 1929]
Director
Karl and Anna
 
[Broadway, 1929]
Director
The Camel Through the Needle's Eye
 
[Broadway, 1929]
Director
Dynamo
 
[Broadway, 1929]
Director
Caprice
 
[Broadway, 1928]
Director
Major Barbara
 
[Broadway, 1928]
Director
Volpone
 
[Broadway, 1928]
Director
Strange Interlude
 
[Broadway, 1928]
Director
Mr. Pim Passes By
 
[Broadway, 1927]
Director
The Second Man
 
[Broadway, 1927]
Producer
Director
Right You Are If You Think You Are
 
[Broadway, 1927]
Director
The Brothers Karamazov
 
[Broadway, 1927]
Director
Ned McCobb's Daughter
 
[Broadway, 1926]
Director
Juarez and Maximilian
 
[Broadway, 1926]
Director
At Mrs. Beam's
 
[Broadway, 1926]
Director
The Chief Thing
 
[Broadway, 1926]
Director
The Glass Slipper
 
[Broadway, 1925]
Director
Arms and the Man
 
[Broadway, 1925]
Director
Caesar and Cleopatra
 
[Broadway, 1925]
Director
Fata Morgana
 
[Broadway, 1924]
Director
R. U. R.
 
[Broadway, 1922]
Director
Mr. Pim Passes By
 
[Broadway, 1921]
Director
John Hawthorne
 
[Broadway, 1921]
Director

Writing

The Beautiful Legend of Pokey
Playwright
Helena's Husband
Playwright
Madame Sand
Playwright
Moliere
Playwright
The Roadhouse in Arden, 1616-1916
Playwright
Sisters of Susanne
Playwright
Two Blind Beggars and One Less Blind
Playwright
Sophie
Playwright

 

Stage

Productions

To Quito and Back
[Broadway, 1937]
Director

Storm Over Patsy
[Broadway, 1937]
Director

Prelude to Exile
[Broadway, 1936]
Director

And Stars Remain
[Broadway, 1936]
Director

End of Summer
[Broadway, 1936]
Director

The Masque of Kings
[Broadway, 1936]
Director

Rain From Heaven
[Broadway, 1934]
Director

A Sleeping Clergyman
[Broadway, 1934]
Director

Jigsaw
[Broadway, 1934]
Director

They Shall Not Die
[Broadway, 1934]
Director

Biography
[Broadway, 1934]
Director

Days Without End
[Broadway, 1934]
Director

Ah, Wilderness!
[Broadway, 1933]
Director

The Mask and the Face
[Broadway, 1933]
Director

American Dream
[Broadway, 1933]
Director

Biography
[Broadway, 1932]
Director

The Good Earth
[Broadway, 1932]
Director

Mourning Becomes Electra
[Broadway, 1932]
Director

The Moon in the Yellow River
[Broadway, 1932]
Director

Mourning Becomes Electra
[Broadway, 1931]
Director

Getting Married
[Broadway, 1931]
Director

Midnight
[Broadway, 1930]
Director

Elizabeth the Queen
[Broadway, 1930]
Director

Hotel Universe
[Broadway, 1930]
Director

Volpone
[Broadway, 1930]
Director

The Apple Cart
[Broadway, 1930]
Director

Meteor
[Broadway, 1929]
Director

Karl and Anna
[Broadway, 1929]
Director

The Camel Through the Needle's Eye
[Broadway, 1929]
Director

Dynamo
[Broadway, 1929]
Director

Caprice
[Broadway, 1928]
Director

Major Barbara
[Broadway, 1928]
Director

Volpone
[Broadway, 1928]
Director

Strange Interlude
[Broadway, 1928]
Director

Mr. Pim Passes By
[Broadway, 1927]
Director

The Second Man
[Broadway, 1927]
Producer

Director

Right You Are If You Think You Are
[Broadway, 1927]
Director

The Brothers Karamazov
[Broadway, 1927]
Director

Ned McCobb's Daughter
[Broadway, 1926]
Director

Juarez and Maximilian
[Broadway, 1926]
Director

At Mrs. Beam's
[Broadway, 1926]
Director

The Chief Thing
[Broadway, 1926]
Director

The Glass Slipper
[Broadway, 1925]
Director

Arms and the Man
[Broadway, 1925]
Director

Caesar and Cleopatra
[Broadway, 1925]
Director

Fata Morgana
[Broadway, 1924]
Director

R. U. R.
[Broadway, 1922]
Director

Mr. Pim Passes By
[Broadway, 1921]
Director

John Hawthorne
[Broadway, 1921]
Director

Writing
The Beautiful Legend of Pokey
Playwright
Helena's Husband
Playwright
Madame Sand
Playwright
Moliere
Playwright
The Roadhouse in Arden, 1616-1916
Playwright
Sisters of Susanne
Playwright
Two Blind Beggars and One Less Blind
Playwright
Sophie
Playwright





Philip Moeller News

Desert Rose Theatre Closes SHAKESPEARE IN SHORTS, 11/6
by BWW News Desk - Nov 6, 2010

The award-winning Desert Rose Theatre triumphantly returns to Mesa this fall with a duet of one-act plays inspired by William Shakespeare and directed by DRT founder, Katherine Stewart. The collection is being called ‘Shakespeare in Shorts' and features George Bernard Shaw's witty ‘Dark Lady of the Sonnets' and the totally irreverent ‘Roadhouse in Arden' by Philip Moeller.

Desert Rose Theatre Returns with SHAKESPEARE IN SHORTS, 10/21-11/6
by BWW News Desk - Oct 21, 2010

The award-winning Desert Rose Theatre triumphantly returns to Mesa this fall with a duet of one-act plays inspired by William Shakespeare and directed by DRT founder, Katherine Stewart. The collection is being called ‘Shakespeare in Shorts' and features George Bernard Shaw's witty ‘Dark Lady of the Sonnets' and the totally irreverent ‘Roadhouse in Arden' by Philip Moeller.

Desert Rose Theatre Returns with SHAKESPEARE IN SHORTS, 10/21-11/6
by Lauren Wolman - Oct 10, 2010

The award-winning Desert Rose Theatre triumphantly returns to Mesa this fall with a duet of one-act plays inspired by William Shakespeare and directed by DRT founder, Katherine Stewart. The collection is being called ‘Shakespeare in Shorts' and features George Bernard Shaw's witty ‘Dark Lady of the Sonnets' and the totally irreverent ‘Roadhouse in Arden' by Philip Moeller.


Philip Moeller Frequently Asked Questions

How many shows has Philip Moeller written?
Philip Moeller has written 8 shows including Two Blind Beggars and One Less Blind (Playwright), Helena's Husband (Playwright), The Roadhouse in Arden, 1616-1916 (Playwright), Sisters of Susanne (Playwright), The Beautiful Legend of Pokey (Playwright), Madame Sand (Playwright), Moliere (Playwright), Sophie (Playwright).