Winthrop Ames
Theater director and playwright
Born
November 25th, 1870
154 years ago
Died
1937
88 years ago — 67 years old
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
United States
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Significant contributions made to American theater during the early 20th century. Directed and produced numerous plays, enhancing the cultural landscape of the time. Established the Brandeis Theatre in 1950 and played a crucial role in the promotion of new American works. Fostered relationships with various playwrights and artists, contributing to the development of the theatrical community.
Directed 'The Goldfish' in 1916
Produced 'The House of Cards' in 1920
Founded the Brandeis Theatre
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