Nicholas Saunders

Official Broadway League sites:

Stage Manager, Performer, Writer, Dialect Coach

( b. Jun 02, 1913 Kiev, UKRAINE - d. Aug 16, 2006 Los Angeles, California, USA ) Male

Also known as:

Nikita Soussanin [Birthname]

Relations:

Father of Theo Saunders (pianist)
Father of Lanna Saunders
Son of Nicholas Soussanin
Step-son of Olga Baclonova

Television creidts include the role of Captain Barker on "The Phil Silvers Show" in the 1950s.

Saunders worked for Voice of America, starting in 1947, as a Russian-language announcer and for Radio Liberty as a producer.

Since the 1980s, Saunders and partner Frank Dwyer translated dozens of plays by Anton Chekhov and others from Russian into English.

Productions

Productions	Date of Productions
Zoya's Apartment [Play, Farce, Original] Translated by Nicholas Saunders	May 10, 1990 - Jun 17, 1990
Scenes and Revelations [Play, Original] Performer: Nicholas Saunders [Mr. Karonk]	Jun 25, 1981 - Jul 19, 1981
The Passion of Josef D. [Play, Drama, Original] Performer: Nicholas Saunders [Sukhanov, Orjonikidze, Ensemble] Language Consultant: Nicholas Saunders	Feb 11, 1964 - Feb 22, 1964
Take Her, She's Mine [Play, Comedy, Original] Performer: Nicholas Saunders Principal Mr. Whitmyer - Replacement Understudy: Nicholas Saunders [Frank Michaelson, Mr. Whitmyer, Mr. Hibbetts]	Dec 21, 1961 - Dec 08, 1962
A Call on Kuprin [Play, Original] Performer: Nicholas Saunders [Mr. Kendall, Guard at Yalta]	May 25, 1961 - Jun 03, 1961
The Fifth Season [Play, Comedy, Farce, Original] Stage Manager: Nicholas Saunders	Jan 23, 1953 - Oct 23, 1954
The Magnificent Yankee [Play, Original] Performer: Nicholas Saunders [Mason]	Jan 22, 1946 - Jun 08, 1946
Marriage Is for Single People [Play, Original] Performer: Nicholas Saunders [Reginald Hecuba]	Nov 21, 1945 - Nov 24, 1945
Happily Ever After [Play, Original] Performer: Nicholas Saunders [Stubbs]	Mar 15, 1945 - Mar 24, 1945
A Highland Fling [Play, Original] Performer: Nicholas Saunders [Sandy MacGill]	Apr 28, 1944 - May 20, 1944
Lady in the Dark [Musical, Revival] Performer: Nicholas Saunders [Liza's Father]	Feb 27, 1943 - May 15, 1943
The Bridal Crown [Play, Drama, Original] Performer: Nikita Soussanin [The Pastor]	Feb 05, 1938 - Feb 05, 1938