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Bernice Massi

ActorBorn 1933On stage 1953 to 198010 productions on this page

Bernice Massi (b. 1933) is an American actress who appeared in numerous Broadway musicals, including the Rodgers-and-Carroll show No Strings (1962) opposite Richard Kiley and Diahann Carroll, and the Budd Schulberg/Ervin Drake adaptation What Makes Sammy Run? (1964).

On stage

10 productions, 27 years
1953
Can-CanBroadway Shubert Theatre. Original. Directed by Abe Burrows
892 performances
1954
By the Beautiful SeaBroadway Majestic Theatre. Original. Directed by Marshall Jamison
270 performances
1954
By the Beautiful Sea “The New Musical”Broadway Majestic Theatre. Original. Directed by Marshall Jamison
270 performances
1955
The VampBroadway Winter Garden Theatre. Original. Directed by “Production” directed by David Alexander and “entire production” supervised by Robert Alton
60 performances
1960
Beg, Borrow or StealBroadway Martin Beck Theatre. Original. Directed by David Doyle
5 performances
1962
No StringsBroadway 54th Street Theatre. Original. Directed by Joe Layton
580 performances
1964
What Makes Sammy Run?Broadway 54th Street Theatre. Original. Directed by Abe Burrows
540 performances
1965
Man of La ManchaOff-Broadway ANTA Washington Square Theatre. Original. Directed by Albert Marre
2,328 performances
1971
How the Other Half LovesBroadway Royale Theatre. Original. Directed by Gene Saks
104 performances
1980
I Ought to Be in PicturesBroadway Eugene Oneill Theatre. Original. Directed by Herbert Ross
324 performances

Worked with more than once

12 names
  • Wilbur Evans 3 productions
  • Richard France 3 productions
  • Ray Kirchner 3 productions
  • John Nola 3 productions
  • Cathryn Damon 3 productions
  • Arthur Partington 3 productions
  • Warde Donovan 2 productions
  • Victor Reilley 2 productions
  • Thomas Gleason 2 productions
  • Suzanne Easter 2 productions
  • Stuart Hodes 2 productions
  • Stan Page 2 productions

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