David Mitchell

Also known as: David I. Mitchell

Male

Born: November 30, 1931
Honesdale, Pennsylvania

Died: October 3, 2011
Los Angeles, California

 

Roles

Playbill Cover - Dream Dream
Apr. 3, 1997 - Jul. 6, 1997		 Scenic Design
(Original)		 Who's Who
Playbill Cover - Ain't Broadway Grand Ain't Broadway Grand
Apr. 18, 1993 - May 9, 1993		 Scenic Design
(Original)		  
Playbill Cover - The High Rollers Social and Pleasure Club The High Rollers Social and Pleasure Club
Apr. 21, 1992 - May 2, 1992		 Scenic Design
(Original)		  
Playbill Cover - The Big Love The Big Love
Mar. 3, 1991 - Apr. 7, 1991		 Scenic Design
(Original)		  
    Projection Design
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Playbill Cover - Tru Tru
Dec. 14, 1989 - Sep. 1, 1990		 Scenic Design
(Original)		  
Playbill Cover - Legs Diamond Legs Diamond
Dec. 26, 1988 - Feb. 19, 1989		 Scenic Design
(Original)		  
Playbill Cover - Broadway Bound Broadway Bound
Dec. 4, 1986 - Sep. 25, 1988		 Scenic Design
(Original)		  
Playbill Cover - The Boys of Winter The Boys of Winter
Dec. 1, 1985 - Dec. 8, 1985		 Scenic Design
(Original)		  
Playbill Cover - The Odd Couple The Odd Couple
Jun. 11, 1985 - Feb. 23, 1986		 Scenic Design
(Original)		  
Playbill Cover - Biloxi Blues Biloxi Blues
Mar. 28, 1985 - Jun. 28, 1986		 Scenic Design
(Original)		  
Playbill Cover - Harrigan 'n Hart Harrigan 'n Hart
Jan. 31, 1985 - Feb. 3, 1985		 Scenic Design
(Original)		  
Playbill Cover - La Cage Aux Folles La Cage Aux Folles
Aug. 21, 1983 - Nov. 15, 1987		 Scenic Design
(Original)		  
Playbill Cover - Dance a Little Closer Dance a Little Closer
May 11, 1983 - May 11, 1983		 Scenic Design
(Original)		  
Playbill Cover - Private Lives Private Lives
May 8, 1983 - Jul. 17, 1983		 Scenic Design
(Original)		  
Playbill Cover - Brighton Beach Memoirs Brighton Beach Memoirs
Mar. 27, 1983 - May 11, 1986		 Scenic Design
(Original)		  
Playbill Cover - Foxfire Foxfire
Nov. 11, 1982 - May 15, 1983		 Scenic Design
(Original)		 Who's Who
Playbill Cover - Can-Can Can-Can
Apr. 30, 1981 - May 3, 1981		 Scenic Design
(Original)		  
Playbill Cover - Bring Back Birdie Bring Back Birdie
Mar. 5, 1981 - Mar. 7, 1981		 Scenic Design
(Original)		 Who's Who
Playbill Cover - Barnum Barnum
Apr. 30, 1980 - May 16, 1982		 Scenic Design
(Original)		  
The Price
Jun. 19, 1979 - Oct. 21, 1979		 Scenic Design
(Original)		  
Playbill Cover - I Remember Mama I Remember Mama
May 31, 1979 - Sep. 2, 1979		 Scenic Design
(Original)		  
Playbill Cover - Working Working
May 14, 1978 - Jun. 4, 1978		 Scenic Design
(Original)		 Who's Who
Playbill Cover - The Gin Game The Gin Game
Oct. 6, 1977 - Dec. 31, 1978		 Scenic Design
(Original)		  
Playbill Cover - Annie Annie
Apr. 21, 1977 - Jan. 2, 1983		 Scenic Design
(Original)		 Who's Who
Playbill Cover - I Love My Wife I Love My Wife
Apr. 17, 1977 - May 20, 1979		 Scenic Design
(Original)		  
Playbill Cover - Mrs. Warren's Profession Mrs. Warren's Profession
Feb. 18, 1976 - Apr. 4, 1976		 Scenic Design
(Original)		  
Playbill Cover - Trelawny of the Trelawny of the "Wells"
Oct. 15, 1975 - Nov. 23, 1975		 Scenic Design
(Original)		  
Playbill Cover - Little Black Sheep Little Black Sheep
May 7, 1975 - Jun. 1, 1975		 Scenic Design
(Original)		  
Playbill Cover - Short Eyes Short Eyes
May 23, 1974 - Aug. 4, 1974		 Scenic Design
(Original)		  
Playbill Cover - The Incomparable Max The Incomparable Max
Oct. 19, 1971 - Nov. 6, 1971		 Scenic Design
(Original)		  
Playbill Cover - How the Other Half Loves How the Other Half Loves
Mar. 29, 1971 - Jun. 26, 1971		 Scenic Design
(Original)		  
Playbill Cover - Grin and Bare It! / Postcards Grin and Bare It! / Postcards
Mar. 16, 1970 - Mar. 28, 1970		 Scenic Design
(Original)		  
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Awards


Drama Desk Award

Year Category Production Winner/Nominee
1980 Outstanding Set Design Barnum Nominee
1978 Outstanding Set Design The Gin Game Nominee
1974 Outstanding Set Design Short Eyes Winner

Outer Critics Circle

Year Category Production Winner/Nominee
1977 Outstanding Set Design Annie Winner

Tony Award

Year Category Production Winner/Nominee
1986 Scenic Design (Play or Musical) The Boys of Winter Nominee
1983 Scenic Design (Play or Musical) Foxfire Nominee
1981 Scenic Design (Play or Musical) Can-Can Nominee
1980 Scenic Design (Play or Musical) Barnum Winner
1978 Scenic Design (Play or Musical) Working Nominee
1977 Scenic Design (Play or Musical) Annie Winner
1976 Scenic Design (Play or Musical) Trelawny of the "Wells" Nominee
 
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