Joseph Kramm
Also known as: Joe Kramm
Male
Born: September 30, 1907
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Died: May 8, 1991
Roles
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Giants, Sons of Giants Jan. 6, 1962 - Jan. 13, 1962 |
Director
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The Shrike Nov. 25, 1953 - Dec. 6, 1953 |
Staging
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The Shrike Jan. 15, 1952 - May 31, 1952 |
Writer
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| Six O'Clock Theatre Apr. 11, 1948 - Apr. 18, 1948 |
Wedding Guest | Performer
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| Journey to Jerusalem Oct. 5, 1940 - Oct. 19, 1940 |
Malachi | Performer
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| Liliom Mar. 25, 1940 - May 11, 1940 |
Linzman | Performer
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The Man Who Killed Lincoln Jan. 17, 1940 - Jan. 20, 1940 |
Senator Talbot | Performer
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| Trojan Incident Apr. 21, 1938 - May 21, 1938 |
Menelaus | Performer
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| Processional Oct. 13, 1937 - Dec. 1, 1937 |
Jake Psinkski | Performer
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Bury the Dead Apr. 18, 1936 - Jul. 11, 1936 |
Third Soldier | Performer
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| Ensemble | Performer
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Alice in Wonderland Dec. 12, 1932 - Dec. 1, 1933 |
Dodo | Performer
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| Dear Jane Nov. 14, 1932 - Nov. 1, 1932 |
David Garrick | Performer
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| Liliom Oct. 26, 1932 - Oct. 1, 1932 |
Suburban Policeman | Performer
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Two Seconds Oct. 9, 1931 - Nov. 1, 1931 |
Student | Performer
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| Camille Jan. 26, 1931 - Mar. 1, 1931 |
Guest | Performer
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| Siegfried Oct. 20, 1930 - Nov. 1, 1930 |
Keller | Performer
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| Romeo and Juliet Oct. 6, 1930 - Nov. 1, 1930 |
Friar John | Performer
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| The Green Cockatoo Oct. 6, 1930 - Nov. 1, 1930 |
Sergeant | Performer
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| Romeo and Juliet Oct. 6, 1930 - Nov. 1, 1930 |
An Old Man | Performer
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| Romeo and Juliet Apr. 21, 1930 - May 24, 1930 |
Friar John | Performer
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| An Old Man | Performer
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| The Living Corpse Dec. 6, 1929 - Jan. 1, 1930 |
An Army Officer | Performer
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| Voznesensky | Performer
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Awards
Pulitzer Prize
| Year | Category | Production | Winner/Nominee |
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| 1952 | Pulitzer Prize for Drama | The Shrike | Winner |
