Date of Death: February 11, 1968 (78)
Birth Place: Waterford, NY, USA
Howard Lindsay was an actor, director, playwright and producer who made a significant impact on the American theater scene during the first half of the 20th century. Born on March 29, 1889 in Waterford, New York, Lindsay attended Boston Latin School and Harvard University before beginning his career in the theater.
Howard Lindsay, The Sound of Music
Howard Lindsay
Howard Lindsay has appeared on Broadway in 10 shows.
Howard Lindsay has not appeared in the West End
Howard Lindsay has been nominated for several awards throughout his career. One of his notable nominations includes Best Musical at the Tony Awards for the show "The Sound of Music." Additionally, Lindsay has received a Special Tony Award at the Tony Awards.
Howard Lindsay has won several awards throughout his career. He received the Tony Award for Best Musical for his work on "The Sound of Music." Additionally, Lindsay was honored with a Special Tony Award. These accolades recognize his contributions to the Broadway industry and highlight his talent and success as a playwright and producer.
Howard Lindsay has written 23 shows including The Sound of Music (Bookwriter), Your Uncle Dudley (Playwright), Oh, Promise Me (Playwright), Tommy (Playwright), She Loves Me Not (Author), Anything Goes (Bookwriter), A Slight Case of Murder (Playwright), Red, Hot and Blue! (Bookwriter), Hooray For What! (Bookwriter), Life With Father (Bookwriter), Gratefully Yours (Playwright), Strip for Action (Playwright), State of the Union (Playwright), Life With Mother (Playwright), Call Me Madam (Bookwriter), Remains to Be Seen (Playwright), The Prescott Proposals (Playwright), The Great Sebastians (Playwright), Happy Hunting (Bookwriter), Tall Story (Playwright), Mr. President (Bookwriter), With Love and Laughter (Material), Mr. President (Playwright).
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