Broadway
A Chorus Line | Don Kerr (u/s Zach) | Shubert Theatre |
Irene | Featured Ensemble | Minskoff Theatre |
(Debbie Reynolds, Jane Powell) | ||
Finian's Rainbow | Ensemble | City Center Theatre |
(Nancy Dussault & Frank McHugh) |
National Tours
A Chorus Line | Don Kerr (u/s Zach) | Los Angeles & Chicago |
Irene | Featured Ensemble | First National Tour |
(Debbie Reynolds) | ||
Hello Dolly | Ensemble | First National Tour |
(Betty Grable) |
Off & Off-Off Broadway
The Evil Men Do | Dennis | Bowery Lane Theatre |
Nevertheless They Laugh | Hugo | The Lambs Theatre |
(Bernadette Peters) | ||
Cowboy | Sheriff | StageArts Theatre |
Pre-Broadway Try-Outs
Hellzapoppin '67 | Featured Ensemble | Expo '67 Montreal |
(Soupy Sales) | ||
Kiss Me Kate | Featured Ensemble | Mineola Theatre & Tour |
(Patrice Munsell, John Cullum) | ||
Zing | Joe | Bucks County Playhouse |
Other Theatre
A Chorus Line | Zach | Pioneer Theatre Co. |
A Chorus Line | Don Kerr | Honolulu, HI |
Romeo & Juliette | Paris | Bucks County Playhouse |
West Side Story | Bernardo | Bucks County Playhouse |
The Boyfriend | Alphonse | Meadowbrook Dinner Th |
(Joan Bennett) | ||
A Chorus Line | Zach | Carousel Dinner Th |
A Chorus Line | Zach | Candle Light Dinner Th |
A Chorus Line | Zach | Media Dinner Th |
The Red Skelton Show | Dancer/Singer (weekly regular) | C.B.S. |
The Carol Burnett Show |
Dancer/Singer (many appearances) |
C.B.S. |
Hawaii 5-0 | Man on the beach (Guest-Appearance) | N.B.C. |
Guiding Light | JoJo (Day Player) | C.B.S. |
Secret Storm | Policeman (Day Player) | C.B.S. |
Bright Promises | Student (Day Player) | A.B.C. |
Annie | Silent Film Director/Ensemble | Columbia Pictures |
New York, New York | Dancer/Soldier | M.G.M. Studios |
Bednobs and Broomsticks | Dancer/Soldier | Disney Studios |
Puff n’ Stuff | Witch | Universal Studios |
Chatterbox (Cult Classic) |
Singing/Dancing Rooster |
Independent Studio |
Links
A CHORUS LINE
becomes longest running show on Broadway
Stage Directors and Choreographers (SDC)
Dennis' TV debut in 1965
The Ted Mack Amateur Hour
(predecessor to American Idol)