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Alan Manson

ComposerBorn 1918, died 2002On stage 1940 to 198913 productions on this page

Alan Manson (1918–2002) was an American actor whose Broadway credits included This Is the Army (1942)—he was one of the soldiers Irving Berlin recruited for the show—Call Me Mister, The Tenth Man, Funny Girl, and Broadway Bound.

On stage

13 productions, 49 years

1940

Journey to JerusalemBroadway National Theatre. Original. Directed by Elmer Rice

17 performances

1942

This Is the ArmyBroadway Broadway Theatre. Original. Directed by Ezra Stone

113 performances

1946

Call Me MisterBroadway National Theatre. Original. Directed by Robert H. Gordon

734 performances

1947

The Great CampaignBroadway Princess Theatre. Original. Directed by Joseph Losey

5 performances

1950

Southern ExposureBroadway Biltmore Theatre. Original

23 performances

1951

Angels Kiss MeBroadway National Theatre. Original. Directed by Ramsey Burch

2 performances

1956

The Ponder HeartBroadway Music Box Theatre. Original. Directed by Robert Douglas

149 performances

1959

The Tenth ManBroadway Booth Theatre. Original. Directed by Tyrone Guthrie

623 performances

1961

GideonBroadway Plymouth Theatre. Original. Directed by Tyrone Guthrie

236 performances

1964

Funny GirlBroadway Winter Garden Theatre. Original. Directed by Jerome Robbins, Garson Kanin

1,348 performances

1970

A Place for PollyBroadway Ethel Barrymore Theatre. Original. Directed by Ronny Graham

1 performance

1973

No Hard FeelingsBroadway Martin Beck Theatre. Original. Directed by Abe Burrows

1 performance

1989

The Tenth ManBroadway Vivian Beaumont Theater. Revival. Directed by Ulu Grosbard

41 performances

Worked with more than once

4 names

William Roerick 2 productions
Paul Marin 2 productions
Martin Garner 2 productions
Joseph Wiseman 2 productions

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