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Henry Stram (born September 10, 1954) is an American actor and singer. He is the son of famous NFL coach Hank Stram .
Early life [ edit ]
Stram grew up in Kansas City , while his father was the coach of the Kansas City Chiefs . He performed with The Barn Players until he moved to New York City in 1973 and studied acting at the Juilliard School .[1] [2]
Among Stram's stage credits are Titanic The Crucible The Elephant Man Fly by Night Rebecca Gilman stage adaption of The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter by Carson McCullers . Stram was playing a deaf character, and since he is not in real life, it was said of him, "A hearing actor playing a deaf character is tantamount to putting a white actor in blackface " by a member of the board of the Alliance for Inclusion in the Arts. The National Association of the Deaf, Deaf West Theater, and others demanded that the director, Doug Hughes , and the New York Theatre Workshop replace Stram with an actual deaf actor. Stram had played the role in 2005 in the premiere of the show in Atlanta .
In 2012, he participated in Shinsai , which was a benefit concert to support the victims of the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster along with Patti LuPone , Richard Thomas , Mary Beth Hurt , Jay O. Sanders , Jennifer Lim and Angela Lin .[3] Rebecca [4] [5]
Personal life [ edit ]
Stram has been with actor Martin Moran since they met while rehearsing The Making of Americans together in 1985. They since have done many shows together. Moran said of their meeting in a 2006 interview, "I remember what a surprise, what a thrill it was, when the coolest actor in the group the one who'd worked with Richard Foreman and at the Guthrie and graduated from Juilliard! started walking me to my subway stop after rehearsals. That was February 1985, twenty-one Valentine Days ago. Since then, we've made a life together through the vagaries of this nutty, blessed business".[6]
Stage credits [ edit ]
Broadway [ edit ]
Off-Broadway [ edit ]
Mother Courage and Her Children King Lear repertoire ) – The American Place Theatre , as Soldier and stretcher bearer
The Cradle Will Rock
The Making of Americans
1951 (1986) – Perry Street Theatre, as Ray/Bertolt Brecht/Elia Kazan
Black Seas Follies (1987) – Playwrights Horizons , as Misha
Prison-Made Tuxedos (1987) – Music-Theatre Group, as Henry
Cinderella/Cendrillon (1988) – Music-Theatre Group, as Pandolfe
La Vie Parisienne
A Bright Room Called Day Joseph Papp Public Theater /LuEsther Hall, as Gregory Bazwald
On the Open Road
All's Well That Ends Well Delacorte Theater , as Lafeau
Christina Alberta's Father Vineyard Theatre , as Albert Edward Preemby
Jack's Holiday (1995) – Playwrights Horizons, as Snatchem Leese
Troilus and Cressida
The Grey Zone MCC Theater , as Josef Mengele
Henry V
Timon of Athens
Dancing on Her Knees (1996) – The Public Theatre/LuEshter Hall, as Matthias
The Winter's Tale
Waste
Unwrap Your Candy (2001) – Vineyard Theatre
The Persians Michael Schimmel Center for the Arts , as Counsellor
See What I Wanna See
Rags and Bones (2007) – Rattlestick Theatre, as The Poet
The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter New York Theatre Workshop , as John Singer
The Illusion Peter Norton Space , as The Amanuensis
Septimus and Clarissa (2011) – Baruch Performing Arts Center
Charles Ives Take Me Home (2013) – Rattlestick Theatre, as Charles Ives
Fly by Night [7]
The School for Scandal Lucille Lortel Theatre , as Sir Oliver Surface
Off-off Broadway [ edit ]
Eddie Goes to Poetry City (Part 2) (1991) – La MaMa
The Mind King (1992) – St. Mark's Theatre/Ontological-Hysteric Theater
My Head Was a Sledge Hammer (1994) – St. Mark's Theatre/Ontological-Hysteric Theater
Regional [ edit ]
Cyrano de Bergerac Long Wharf Theatre
The Lion in Winter
Major Barbara Center Stage , as Cusins
The Cherry Orchard Arena Stage , as Trofimov
Offshore Signals (1988) – The Repertory Theatre of St. Louis , as Schmuel
Julius Caesar Trinity Repertory Company
On The Town
Summerfolk
Shout and Twist (1990) – Odyssey Theatre (Los Angeles), as Hamlet
Wonderful Tennessee (1994) – McCarter Theatre , as Frank
The Importance of Being Earnest
The Mandrake Root (2001) – Long Wharf Theatre, as Robert Randall
Lipstick Traces (2002) – Macgowan Little Theater , as Malcolm McLaren
What Embarrassments (2003) – Wilma Theater , as Henry James
Singing Forest (2005) – Long Wharf Theatre, Dr. Shar Unger
The Birthday Party
Rocket to the Moon
Spring Awakening
Filmography [ edit ]
Television [ edit ]
References [ edit ]
^ Kennedy, Mark (March 7, 2012). "Theater artists nationwide unite for Japan benefit" . The Washington Times . Retrieved October 18, 2020 .
^ Rodriguez, Briana (March 14, 2012). " . Backstage . Retrieved October 18, 2020 .
^ Healy, Patrick (January 2, 2013). " . The New York Times . Retrieved October 18, 2020 .
^ "Martin Moran & Henry Stram | Broadway Buzz | Broadway.com" . www.broadway.com . Archived from the original on 2013-10-04.
^ "Fly By Night: A New Musical" . Retrieved 6 June 2020 .
^ "HistoryForSale - Historical Autographs & Memorabilia" . Historyforsale.com .
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