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Priestly Morrison

Birth Place: Baltimore, MD, USA

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STAGE CREDITS

Stage Door
[Broadway]
1936
Dr. Randall
Life's Too Short
[Broadway]
1935
J.M. Babcock

Productions

Triumph
 
[Broadway, 1935]
Director (Staging)
So Many Paths
 
[Broadway, 1934]
Director (Staging)
Errant Lady
 
[Broadway, 1934]
Director (Staging)
Strange Gods
 
[Broadway, 1933]
Director (Staging)
The Girl Outside
 
[Broadway, 1932]
Director (Staging)
Best Years
 
[Broadway, 1932]
Director (Staging)
Sentinels
 
[Broadway, 1931]
Director (Staging)
Did I Say No?
 
[Broadway, 1931]
Director (Staging)
Earl Carroll's Vanities [1930]
 
[Broadway, 1930]
Director
Claire Adams
 
[Broadway, 1929]
Director (Staging)
A Tailor-Made Man
 
[Broadway, 1929]
Director
Marry the Man
 
[Broadway, 1929]
Director (Staging)
All the King's Men
 
[Broadway, 1929]
Director (Staging)
The Jealous Moon
 
[Broadway, 1928]
Director (Staging)
Courage
 
[Broadway, 1928]
Director (Staging)
Married-and How!
 
[Broadway, 1928]
Director
The Barker
 
[Broadway, 1927]
Director (Staging)
Pyramids
 
[Broadway, 1926]
Director (Staging)
One Man's Woman
 
[Broadway, 1926]
Director
Alias the Deacon
 
[Broadway, 1925]
Director
Easy Come, Easy Go
 
[Broadway, 1925]
Director (Staging)
The Piker
 
[Broadway, 1925]
Director (Staging)
The Locked Door
 
[Broadway, 1924]
Director (Staging)
Queen Victoria
 
[Broadway, 1923]
Director (Staging)
Thumbs Down
 
[Broadway, 1923]
Director (Staging)
Lady Bug
 
[Broadway, 1922]
Director (Staging)
For Goodness Sake
 
[Broadway, 1922]
Director (Staging)
We Girls
 
[Broadway, 1921]
Director (Staging)
Marry the Poor Girl
 
[Broadway, 1920]
Director (Staging)
The Girl with the Carmine Lips
 
[Broadway, 1920]
Director (Staging)
Smilin' Through
 
[Broadway, 1919]
Director (Staging)
My Tom-Boy Girl
 
[Broadway, 1905]
Director (Staging)

News


BWW Review: A Love Letter to Theatre's Golden Age, ACT ONE Triumphs at the Good Theater
by Carla Maria Verdino-Süllwold - Apr 11, 2016

Portland's Good Theater is closing, what has been a highly adventurous and challenging fourteenth season, with a triumphant production of Act One, James Lapine's play based on the autobiography of Moss Hart. This nostalgic, subtly comic, and warmly touching work tells the story of a young Hart, learning to navigate the complex currents of writing a Broadway show in the 1930s. Told by two narrators, Lapine's play brings to life not only the Hart-George S. Kaufmann partnership, but a host of other colorful historical characters who helped to shape this golden age of the stage.
Welcome Moss Hart Back to Broadway - Meet the Full Cast of Lincoln Center's ACT ONE, Beginning Tomorrow!
by Meet the Cast - Mar 20, 2014

Lincoln Center Theater presents Act One, a play written and directed by James Lapine from the autobiography by Moss Hart. The production is scheduled to begin previews tomorrow night, March 20 and will open on Thursday, April 17 at the Vivian Beaumont Theater (150 West 65 Street). Scroll down to learn more about the full company, plus check out the latest TV spot for the production!
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Priestly Morrison has appeared on Broadway in 2 shows.

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Priestly Morrison has not appeared in the West End

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