n a theatrical career that spanned over 30 years and included credits in over 40 musical and dramatic productions, Jack Cassidy has left an indelible mark on the American stage. It was after almost 10 years of continuous theatre work that Jack took on his first leading role in the 1952 production of Wish You Were Here. Through the years, Jack consistently received glowing reviews from the press, even when the productions themselves were not major successes. Jack's acting has been called 'stormily brilliant', his timing 'impeccable' and his singing 'glorious'. Even though Jack journeyed to Hollywood and appeared on TV and in movies, the stage was his first home and he will always be remembered there with great fondness.

Please note: opening-closing dates (in parentheses) reflect the production run.

1943

SOMETHING FOR THE BOYS (opened 1/7/43) Alvin Theatre, New York, NY role: chorus

INSIDE USA (4/30/48-8/21/48) New Century Theatre, New York, NY (9/23/48-2/19/1949) Majestic Theatre, New York, NY role: a swain/townspeopleensemble in Wyoming; ensemble in Chicago
SMALL WONDER (opened 9/15/48) Coronet Theatre, New York, NY Nobody Told Me role: one of The Ushers, The Happy Ending role: Tony Akimbo

FADE OUT FADE IN (April 1964) Shubert Theatre New Haven CT role: Byron Pong
FADE OUT, FADE IN (5/26/64-4/17/65) Mark Hellinger Theatre New York, NY role: Byron Prong

1965 - MARY, MARY (touring production) - also starring Barbara Bel Geddes, stops included the Circle Star Theatre in San Carlos, CA, and the Melodyland Theatre in Anaheim, CA role: DirkWinsten
1965 - CAMELOT (touring production) - Stops included Starlight Theatre, Indianapolis, IN role: Lancelot

1970