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Production
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Role
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Year
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Theatre
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Enemy
of the People
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Dr. Stockman
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2003
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Williamstown Theatre Festival
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Burrs
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2000
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Virginia Theatre
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With Eric Stern and Paul Ford
(on piano)
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1998
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Belasco Theatre
(off-Broadway: Orensanz)
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With Paul Ford (on piano)
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1997
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Lyceum Theatre
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Marvin
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1992
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John Golden Theatre
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Archibald Craven
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1991
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St. James Theater
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Born
Again
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1990
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Chichester, England
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With Paul Ford (on piano)
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1989
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Helen Hayes Theater
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King Leontes
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1989
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Public
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Peter
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1987
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Public/Newman Theater
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Buddy Plummer
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1985
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Avery Fisher Hall, Lincoln
Center
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George
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1983-1984
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Playwright Horizons/Booth Theatre
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Henry Percy
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1981
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Delacorte Theatre
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Che Guevara
Tony Award for Best Actor in a Musical
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1979
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Dorothy Chandler Pavilion,
L.A.
Shubert Theatre, S.F.
Broadway Theatre, N.Y.
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Saverin
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1979
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Public Theater
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Mark
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1977
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Long Wharf Theatre/Morosco
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Carlos
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1977
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Hudson Guild Theatre
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Split
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Paul
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1977?
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Ensemble Studio Theatre
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Maj. Robert Steele Strong
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1976
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Public/Newman Theater
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Hamlet
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Fortinbras
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1975
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Vivian Beaumont Theater
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Arthur Gower
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1975
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Vivian Beaumont Theater
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Gogol
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Dr Tarr
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197?
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Public Theater
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Joan
of Lorraine
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Durant Laxart
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1974
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Good Shepherd/Faith Church
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My
Father's Failing
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Baltimore Center Theatre Group
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The
Doctor in Spite of Himself
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Baltimore Center Theatre Group
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1974
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Juilliard School
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Patinkin
began performing at an early age, performing in local productions
of musicals such as "Carousel", "West Side Story" and "Anything
Goes." At the University of Kansas, he starred in many college
musicals and dramatic plays before moving on to study in New
York at the Julliard School of Drama for two and one-half
years. Shortly after leaving Juillard, Patinkin performed
with the Baltimore Center Theatre Group in children's theater
programs.
Performed
in BBC Radio Productions of "Guys and Dolls" (Sky Masterson)
and "Carousel" (Billy Bigelow).
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