Dean Dittman

Performer

Personal Info

Birth Date
September 12, 1931
Birth Location
Frontenac, Kansas, USA
Death Date
January 28, 1989
Death Location
Los Angeles, California, USA
Cause of Death
Heart failure

Stage & Film

Performance

Annie Regional Tour; 1984	... Oliver Warbucks
Annie Regional Tour; 1983	... Daddy Warbucks
Gigi Kenley Players Production; 1982	... Honore Lachailles
The Unsinkable Molly Brown Kenley Players Production; 1982	... Shamus Tobin
The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas Kenley Players Production; 1982	... Melvin P. Thorpe
On the Twentieth Century National Tour; 1979	... Oliver Webb
On the Twentieth Century Original Broadway Production; 1978	... Oliver Webb
Li'l Abner Kenley Players Production; 1977	... Marryin' Sam
Sugar Kenley Players Production; 1975	... Osgood Fielding, Jr.
Once Upon a Mattress Kenley Players Production; 1973	... Minstrel
South Pacific Kenley Players Production; 1973	... Luther Billis
Guys and Dolls Kenley Players Production; 1973	... Nicely-Nicely Johnson
Man of La Mancha Regional Tour; 1972	... The Padre
1776 Stock Tour; 1972	... Richard Henry Lee
Music in the Air Kenley Players Production; 1972	... Ernst Weber
The Sound of Music Kenley Players Production; 1971	... Max Detweiler
The Great Waltz Kenley Players Production; 1971	... Hirsch
Hello, Dolly! Kenley Players Production; 1971	... Horace Vandergelder
Man of La Mancha Kenley Players Production; 1970	... The Padre
Walking Happy Kenley Players Production; 1969	... Henry Horatio Hobson
My Fair Lady Kenley Players Production; 1969	... Alfred P. Doolittle
How Now, Dow Jones Kenley Players Production; 1969	... Wingate
Li'l Abner Mineola Playhouse Production; 1968	... Marryin' Sam
Where's Charley? Kenley Players Production; 1968	... Sir Francis Chesney
The Student Prince Kenley Players Production; 1968	... Lutz
The Fantasticks Kenley Players Production; 1968	... Hucklebee
Sweet Charity St. Paul Civic Opera Association Production; 1967	... Herman
Finian's Rainbow Kenley Players Production; 1967	... Sen. Billboard Rawkins
Half a Sixpence Kenley Players Production; 1967	... Chitterlow
How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying Kansas City Starlight Production; 1966	... Bud Frump
Oklahoma! Kenley Players Production; 1966	... Will Parker
The Cradle Will Rock Off-Broadway Revival; 1964	... Editor Daily
The Wizard of Oz Kansas City Starlight Production; 1963	... Cowardly Lion
The Wizard of Oz Kenley Players Production; 1963	... Fred Lion
The Music Man Original Broadway Production; 1957	... Marcellus Washburn (replacement: ?)
Li'l Abner Bus and Truck Tour; 1958	... Marryin' Sam
The Wizard of Oz Kansas City Starlight Production; 1958	... Cowardly Lion
The Most Happy Fella National Tour; 1957	... Herman
The Most Happy Fella Original Broadway Production; 1956	... Herman (replacement: Nov 25, 1957)
The Carefree Heart Closed on the road; 1957	... Dr. Fonandres
Reuben, Reuben Closed on the road; 1955	... Cop Kerry Singing Ensemble

Commercial Audio

Performance

On the 20th Century Original Broadway Cast; 1978	... Oliver Webb
The Cradle Will Rock Off-Broadway Revival Cast; 1964	... Editor Daily

Private Audio

Performance

On the 20th Century National Tour Cast; 1979	... Oliver Webb
On the 20th Century Original Cast w/ Judy Kaye as Lily; 1978	... Oliver Webb
On the 20th Century Original Cast (Pre-Broadway); 1978	... Oliver Webb
On the 20th Century Original Cast (Opening Night); 1978	... Oliver Webb
Reuben Reuben Boston Cast - Complete; 1955	... Cop Kerry Singing Ensemble
Reuben Reuben Boston Cast - Incomplete; 1955	... Cop Kerry Singing Ensemble

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Personal Info

Birth Date
September 12, 1931
Birth Location
Frontenac, Kansas, USA
Death Date
January 28, 1989
Death Location
Los Angeles, California, USA
Cause of Death
Heart failure

Other Names

G. Dean Dittman
Deane Ditman
Dean Ditman
Dean Dittmann

Marriage & Family

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