Who is Leslie Howard?

Leslie Howard is a Broadway performer known for Elizabeth Sleeps Out, Murray Hill, Out of a Blue Sky. Killed during World War II when German fighters shot down his civilian airline flight over the Bay of Biscay.

What shows has Leslie Howard appeared in?

Leslie Howard has appeared in Elizabeth Sleeps Out, Murray Hill, Out of a Blue Sky.

What roles has Leslie Howard played?

Leslie Howard has played roles as Director, Producer, Performer, Writer.

Can I see Leslie Howard at Sing with the Stars?

Sing with the Stars hosts invite only karaoke nights with real Broadway performers in NYC. Request an invite and let us know you'd love to sing with Leslie Howard. The more people who request someone, the more likely we are to make it happen. Visit singwiththestars.com/invite.

Leslie Howard

Elizabeth Sleeps Out Murray Hill Out of a Blue Sky

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Leslie Howard is a Broadway performer known for Elizabeth Sleeps Out, Murray Hill, and Out of a Blue Sky. Explore their Broadway credits, shows, and songs below.

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About

Killed during World War II when German fighters shot down his civilian airline flight over the Bay of Biscay.

Personal Details

Born: April 3, 1893
Hometown: London, ENGLAND
Died: June 1, 1943

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Leslie Howard?: Leslie Howard is a Broadway performer known for Elizabeth Sleeps Out, Murray Hill, and Out of a Blue Sky. Killed during World War II when German fighters shot down his civilian airline flight over the Bay of Biscay.
What shows has Leslie Howard appeared in?: Leslie Howard has appeared in Elizabeth Sleeps Out, Murray Hill, and Out of a Blue Sky.
What roles has Leslie Howard played?: Leslie Howard has played roles as Director, Producer, Performer, Writer.
Can I see Leslie Howard at Sing with the Stars?: Sing with the Stars hosts invite only karaoke nights with real Broadway performers in NYC. Request an invite and let us know you'd love to sing with Leslie Howard. The more people who request someone, the more likely we are to make it happen.