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Bob DeFrank

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  • Born
    November 29, 1945 · Baltimore, Maryland, USA
  • Birth name
    Robert DeFrank

Biography

  • Graduated a Theatre Arts Major from Towson State University in Maryland in 1969, where he was in the "Professional Certification Program". Was asked on graduation to become a company member of the Theater of the Living Arts in Philadelphia (Also, received an Associate of Arts Degree from Essex Community College in Maryland before attending Towson State).

    Has spent the majority of his career acting, directing, and writing in professional theater. Has worked at following theater companies: Center Stage, Baltimore; Electric Shakespeare Company, Baltimore; Baltimore Theater Ensemble; Loretto-Hilton Theater in St. Louis; Theater V in Alleghany, Maryland; Round House Theater, Wheaton, Maryland; Sante Fe Performing Arts Theater; Tulane Shakespeare Festival in New Orleans.

    Broadway and Off-Broadway shows: 1972 revival of "P.S., Your Cat is Dead!"; American premiere of "The Crazy Locomotive" with Glen Close and Dwight Schultz; American Premier of "We Won't Pay! We Won't Pay" by Dario Fo; Premiere of "The Good Parts" by Israel Horovitz; American premier of "Man Without Bags" by Eugene Ionesco; American premiere of "Mad Man and the Nun" by Stanislaw Ignacy Witkiewitz.
    - IMDb mini biography by: Robert DeFrank

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