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Vinnette Carroll

DirectorOn stage 1956 to 19614 productions on this page

Vinnette Carroll was an American director and the first Black woman to direct on Broadway; through her Urban Arts Corps she created Don't Bother Me, I Can't Cope (1972) and Your Arms Too Short to Box with God.

On stage

4 productions, 5 years

1956

A Streetcar Named DesireBroadway City Center. Revival. Directed by Herbert Machiz

15 performances

1957

Small War on Murray HillBroadway Ethel Barrymore Theatre. Original. Directed by Garson Kanin

12 performances

1959

Jolly's ProgressBroadway Longacre Theatre. Original. Directed by Alex Segal

9 performances

1961

The OctoroonBroadway Phoenix Theatre. Revival. Directed by Stuart Vaughan

45 performances

Also credited on

2 works

Don’t Bother Me, I Can’t Cope
Kelly

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