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D. Ewing Woodruff has
been a member of The Colony almost from the beginning and has served in
many capacities. He was Leo Auffman in the both the Colony's original
1981 production of Dandelion
Wine and the 2000 revival,
J. B. Biggley in How to
Succeed in Business Without Really Trying, Lord Brounker in The
Living, and Oliver Webb in the Ovation Award-winning production
of On The Twentieth Century.
Other Colony productions include Poor
Murderer, Galileo, The
Lady’s Not For Burning, Sunfire
Man, The Notebook of Trigorin,
The Gingerbread Lady, Looking Glass,
The
Curious Savage, The Suicide,
Scenes and Revelations,
Follies, Payment Deferred, The
Robber Bridegroom, A Day Out of
Time, Holy Ghosts, Stendhal,
The
Last Metro, The Front Page,
Rags, You
Can’t Take It With You, King of
Hearts, Morning’s at Seven,
Mountains,
Morning Star, Incorruptible
(which he also co-produced), and as Lady Rumpers in Habeas
Corpus, for which he won a Drama-Logue Award. Don directed the
Bonus Productions of Done to Death
and The Fantasticks and
the Late Night productions of Surf and Soap and Are You Lonesome
Tonight?
In 1978 he won a Los Angeles
Drama Critics’ Circle Award for Costume Design for The
Martian Chronicles.
He has been seen elsewhere
in the Catalina production of Billy Budd with Andrew Stevens and
Gregory Harrison, the Commonwealth Theatre production of Murder in the
Cathedral, the Golden Theatre production of Fiddler on the
Roof, and Glendale Centre Theatre’s productions of Brigadoon, A
Christmas Carol, Jane Eyre, the Musical, and Catch Me If You Can.
His film and television credits
include Bad Guys, Public Liability, The Buddy Holly Story, Simple
Age, Free Zone, Making a Living, Archie Bunker’s Place, The Jeffersons,
Side by Side with Charles Durning, The Human Factor, Weird Science,
and Night Stand with Timothy Stack.
Don was also the villain
in the interactive CD ROM game Wing Nuts.
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