Bob Stillman

Bob Stillman (b. 2 December1954 in New York City) is an American actor, singer, and songwriter.

He studied piano at Juilliard, and made his broadway debut in "Grand Hotel" as Erik; was a replacement cast member in "Kiss of the Spider Woman"; gave a Tony nominated performance as a pianist and actor in Broadway's "Dirty Blonde", played a dying songwriter in "The Last Session", and appeared as George Gould Strong in "Grey Gardens" off- and on-Broadway.

One of his songs, "Long Hard Day", was featured in "Urban Cowboy"; he was a standby for the role of Cosme McMoon in "Souvenir".

Credits

Broadway

*"Grand Hotel", 1989
*"Kiss of the Spider Woman", 1994
*"Dirty Blonde", 2000, Tony nominated for Best Featured Actor in a Play
*"Urban Cowboy", 2003, Tony nominated for Best Original Score
*"Souvenir", 2005
*"Grey Gardens", 2006

Off-Broadway

*"The No-Frills Revue", 1987
*"Hello Again", 1994 (replacement for John Dossett as The Senator)
*"The Last Session", 1997
*"", 1998
*"Dirty Blonde", 2000
*"As You Like It", 2005
*"Grey Gardens", 2006

Television

*"Allegra's Window", 1994
*"March 29th, 1979", 1997
*"", 1999 (episode "Dragon's Teeth")
*"Law & Order", 2005

CD

*"Come Down Angel", 2003

External links

* http://www.bobstillman.com/
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