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theater credits Midsummer Night's Dream -- Puck ---Oct. 11, 1999, Dorothy Chandler Pavillion White Liars & Black Comedy -- Brindsley Miller, Frank ---(1993) Roundabout Theatre 52nd St. Project (1988-1991) Ensemble Studio Theatre ---10 You Get 20 (1991) ---The Dream Theme (1991) ------"The Realtor and the Ratking" -- Ratking ---The Butler Did It (1990) ------"That's Entertainment?" (written by MacNicol) ---You Can't Copyright a Title (1989) ------"Goodbye, Mr. Chips" (written by MacNicol) Romeo and Juliet -- Romeo ---(1988) Public/Anspacher Theater The Nerd -- Rick Steadman ---(1987-1988) Helen Hayes Theater King Richard II -- Richard II ---(1987) NY Shakespeare Festival, Delacorte Theater All the King's Men -- Jack Burden ---(1987) Trinity Repertory Company, RI ---(1986) Dallas Theater Center Twelfth Night -- Sir Andrew Aguecheek ---(1986) NY Shakespeare Festival, Delacorte Theater Rum and Coke -- Jake Seward ---(1986) Public Theater, NYC Execution of Justice -- Douglas Schmidt ---(1985) Guthrie Theater, MN Found a Peanut -- Little Earl ---(1984) Public/Anspacher Theater, NYC Tartuffe (1984) Alaska Repertory Theatre Another Country -- Tommy Judd ---(1983) Long Wharf Theatre, CT Crimes of the Heart -- Barnette Lloyd ---(1983) Ahmanson Theater, L.A. CA ---(1981) John Golden Theater, NYC ---(1980) Manhattan Theater Club At the Guthrie Theater, MN: Hamlet (1978) The Pretenders (1978) A Christmas Carol -- Ghost of Christmas M. DeMoliere -- the Fool A Marriage -- Anutchkin |
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"[MacNicol] has an extraordinary emotional capacity I've seen in few actors. I've never seen him do something false. He may make the wrong choice in an acting thing, and he sometimes takes enormous risks, but it's always truthful. It always comes from his insides." ~Joseph Papp, director of Richard II |
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"[MacNicol has] compassion, warmth and great wit. His comedy is very human, and the fearlessness he uses in his comedy work helps to make him suited to Shakespeare." ~Kevin Kline, "Sophie's Choice" co-star |
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