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Roger Horchow(1928-2020)

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Roger Horchow was born on 3 July 1928 in Cincinnati, Ohio, USA. He was an actor, known for The X Files: I Want to Believe (2008), Stanley Marcus Documentary and The 54th Annual Tony Awards (2000). He died on 2 May 2020 in Dallas, Texas, USA.
BornJuly 3, 1928
DiedMay 2, 2020(91)
BornJuly 3, 1928
DiedMay 2, 2020(91)
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Known for

The X Files: I Want to Believe (2008)
The X Files: I Want to Believe
5.9
  • Elderly Gent
  • 2008
Stanley Marcus Documentary
Stanley Marcus Documentary
  • Self
    The 54th Annual Tony Awards (2000)
    The 54th Annual Tony Awards
    5.4
    TV Special
    • Self - Winner
    • 2000
    The 46th Annual Tony Awards (1992)
    The 46th Annual Tony Awards
    6.5
    TV Special
    • Self - Winner
    • 1992

    Credits

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    Actor



    • The X Files: I Want to Believe (2008)
      The X Files: I Want to Believe
      5.9
      • Elderly Gent
      • 2008

    Personal details

    • Born
      • July 3, 1928
      • Cincinnati, Ohio, USA
    • Died
      • May 2, 2020
      • Dallas, Texas, USA(cancer)
    • Other works
      (November 7, 2017 to January 14, 2018) He was original producer for the musical, "Crazy for You," at the Signature Theatre in Arlington, Virginia with Sean Bell (Perkins; Billy, Nevada Miner and Cowboy); Demoya Watson Brown (Louise, Follie's Girl); Kurt Boehm (Fight Captain; Mingo, Nevada Miner and Cowboy); Cole Burden (Lank Hawkins); Jennifer Cordiner (Betsy, Follie's Girl); Tricia Desario (Margie, Follie's Girl); Natascia Diaz (Irene Roth); Sherri L. Edelen (Mother/Patricia Fodor); Danny Gardner (Bobby Child); Colleen Hayes (Patsy, Follie's Girl); Andre Hinds (Custus, Nevada Miner and Cowboy); Elise Kowalick (Vera, Follie's Girl); Robert Mintz (Jimmy, Nevada Cowboy and Miner); Georgina Moore (Sheila, Follie's Girl); Corinne Munsch (Mitzi, Follie's Girl); A.Ross Neal (Moose, Nevada Miner and Cowboy); Maria Rizzo (Tess, Follie's Girl); Robbie Roby (Dance Captain; Wyatt, Nevada Miner and Cowboy); Thomas Adrian Simpson (Eugene Fodor; Pete, Nevada Miner and Cowboy); Bobby Smith (Bela Zangler); Harrison Smith (Sam, Nevada Miner and Cowboy); Ashley Spencer (Polly Baker) and Harry A. Winter (Everett Baker) in the cast. George and Ira Gershwin were composers and lyricists. Ken Ludwig was writer. Ken Ludwig and Mike Ockrent were developers. Guy Bolton and John McGowan were original developers. Elizabeth Williams was original Broadway producer. Susan Stroman was original Broadway choreographer. Paul Tate Depoo III was scenic designer. Tristan Raines was costume designer. Jason Lyons was lighting designer. Ryan Hickey was sound designer. Leah Loukas was wig designer. Laura Stanczyk was New York Casting director. Walter Ware III was Washington D.C. casting director. William David Brohn was orchestra manager. Kerry Epstein was production stage manager. Jessica Skelton was assistant stage manager. Kelly Crandall D'Amboise was associate director. Robbie Roby was also associate choreographer. Ricky Drummond was assistant director. Matthew Gardiner was director and associate artistic director. Jim Gross was production manager. Joe Calarco was resident director and director of New Works. DAvid Zobell was director of education. Christine Stanley was director of advancement and planning. Jennifer Buzzell was director of marketing and sales. Barb Auld was director of finance and administration. Jon Kalbfleisch was music director and conductor. Denis Jones was choreographer. Marty Nau played Reed 1. Ben Bakor played Reed 2. Lee Lachman played Reed 3. Kelsey Mine played Reed 4. Chris Walker played trumpet 1. Davy DeArmond played Trumpet 2. Adam McColley played trombone. Daniel Pendley played trombone and tuba. Jim Roberts played guitar. Max Murray played bass. Paul Keesling played drums. Lee Hinkle played percussion. Jacob Kidder played keyboard 1. Alexander Greenberg played keyboard 2. Eric Schaeffer was artistic director.

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      He wrote three books: Elephants in Your Mailbox (1980), Living in Style (1981) and with his daughter Sally Horchow, The Art of Friendship (2006).

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