Richard Mansfield

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Richard Mansfield was a prominent late 19th- and early 20th-century Anglo-American stage actor and theatrical manager renowned for his Shakespearean roles and dramatic character portrayals.

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instanceOf Shakespearean actor
person
stage actor
theatrical manager
activePeriod early 20th century
late 19th century
birthDate 1857-05-24
birthPlace Berlin
causeOfDeath liver cancer
citizenship United Kingdom
United States of America
countryOfActivity United Kingdom
United States of America
deathDate 1907-08-30
deathPlace New London, Connecticut
linked to: New London
ethnicOrigin Anglo-American
familyName Mansfield
fieldOfWork theatre
genre drama
tragedy
givenName Richard
influenced American theatre in the Gilded Age
knownFor elaborate stage productions
meticulous character development
languageOfPerformance English
managed his own theatrical company
mother Ernestine Mansfield
movement Victorian theatre
name Richard Mansfield
notableFor Shakespearean roles
dramatic character portrayals
notableRole Cyrano de Bergerac
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
Richard III
Shylock
occupation actor
theatrical manager
performedIn Broadway theatres
linked to: Broadway theater

London theatres
residence New York City
spouse Beatrice Cameron

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Mansfield Theatre namedAfter Richard Mansfield
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