Marvin Felix Camillo

Marvin Felix Camillo ( 1937, Newark, New Jersey – January 22, 1988, La Rochelle, France) is an American award-winning theatre director and actor, much noted for his founding of The Family theatre company, a group in New York largely made up of ex-convicts.

Stage productions

Short Eyes (1974)
The Cool World (1960)

References

Leslie Bennets (22 January 1988). "Marvin F. Camillo, 51, Is Dead; Started Ex-Convicts' Stage Group". The New York Times. Retrieved 2008-08-23.
Camillo, Marvin Felix; Khosropur, Soodabeh (1986). "Cultural Exchange in the Correctional Milieu: The Family Theatre in France". The Prison Journal 66 (2): 26–39. doi:10.1177/003288558606600205. Retrieved 2008-08-26.

External links

Marvin Felix Camillo at the Internet Broadway Database
Marvin Felix Camillo at the Internet Movie Database

Drama Desk Award for Outstanding Director

Jack Landau (1955)
José Quintero (1956)
William Ball (1959)
Ulu Grosbard (1965)
Joseph Hardy (1967)
Robert Moore / Tom O'Horgan (1968)
Tom O'Horgan / Neal Kenyon / Alan Arkin / Michael Schultz / Gordon Davidson / Edwin Sherin (1969)
Jerzy Grotowski / Alan Arkin / Ron Field / Joseph Hardy / Harold Prince (1970)
Robert Wilson / Andre Gregory / Peter Brook / Michael Bennett / Harold Prince / Tom O'Horgan / Paul Sills (1971)
Mel Shapiro / Andrei Serban / Peter Hall / Jeff Bleckner / A. J. Antoon / Mel Shapiro (1972)
Victor Garcia / Joseph Chaikin / Roberta Sklar / Harold Prince / Bob Fosse / Michael Rudman / Harold Prince (1973)
José Quintero / Harold Prince / Frank Dunlop / Marvin Felix Camillo / Harold Prince (1974)

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