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C. Stafford Dickens

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C. Stafford Dickens is a Broadway performer known for The Command Performance and Freddy. Explore their Broadway credits, shows, and songs below.

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About

C. Stafford Dickens was a Broadway performer and book writer who appeared from 1924 to 1966. Credits include the play The Command Performance, the play Freddy, Hostile Witness, The Affair, and Sail Away among other productions. Originally from Bray, England.

Personal Details

Hometown
Bray, ENGLAND
Died
October 12, 1967

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is C. Stafford Dickens?
C. Stafford Dickens is a Broadway performer known for The Command Performance and Freddy. C. Stafford Dickens was a Broadway performer and book writer who appeared from 1924 to 1966. Credits include the play The Command Performance, the play Freddy, Hostile Witness, The Affair, and Sail Away among other productions. Originally from Bray, England.
What shows has C. Stafford Dickens appeared in?
C. Stafford Dickens has appeared in The Command Performance and Freddy.
What roles has C. Stafford Dickens played?
C. Stafford Dickens has played roles as Director, Performer, Writer.
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Roles

Director Performer Writer

Broadway Shows

C. Stafford Dickens has appeared in the following Broadway shows:

Characters from shows C. Stafford Dickens appeared in:

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