American Playhouse：Full Cast & Crew

Series Directed by

Kirk Browning
(6 episodes, 1982-1992): Peter H. Hunt
(5 episodes, 1986-1987): Jack O'Brien
(4 episodes, 1983-1988): Jeff Bleckner
(4 episodes, 1984): Alastair Reid
(3 episodes, 1983): Bill Duke
(3 episodes, 1984-1989): Philip Leacock
(3 episodes, 1985): Herbert Wise
(3 episodes, 1988): Michael Roemer
(2 episodes, 1980-1984): Paul Bogart
(2 episodes, 1982): Terry Hughes
(2 episodes, 1984-1986): Alan Bridges
(2 episodes, 1984-1985): Allan A. Goldstein
(2 episodes, 1984-1985): Jan Egleson
(2 episodes, 1986-1988): John Jacobs
(2 episodes, 1986-1988): Calvin Skaggs
(2 episodes, 1988-1991): Deborah Reinisch
(2 episodes, 1989-1990): Huck Fairman
(1 episode, 1981): Mary Lampson
(1 episode, 1981): Richard Bartlett
(1 episode, 1982): Barry Davis
(1 episode, 1982): Jonathan Demme
(1 episode, 1982): Charles S. Dubin
(1 episode, 1982): John Hanson
(1 episode, 1982): Dezsö Magyar
(1 episode, 1982): Marshall W. Mason
(1 episode, 1982): Vivian Matalon
(1 episode, 1982): Perry Miller Adato
(1 episode, 1982): Rob Nilsson
(1 episode, 1982): Lloyd Richards
(1 episode, 1982): Ralph Rosenblum
(1 episode, 1982): Stephen Schwartz
(1 episode, 1982): Oz Scott
(1 episode, 1982): Jesús Salvador Treviño
(1 episode, 1982): Joanne Woodward
(1 episode, 1982): Robert M. Young
(1 episode, 1982): Robert Deubel
(1 episode, 1983): Michael Dinner
(1 episode, 1983): David Fishelson
(1 episode, 1983): Barbara Kopple
(1 episode, 1983): Michael Schultz
(1 episode, 1983): John Stix
(1 episode, 1983): Paul Watson
(1 episode, 1983): Zoe Zinman
(1 episode, 1983): Gwen Arner
(1 episode, 1984): Neal Miller
(1 episode, 1984): Marva Nabili
(1 episode, 1984): Amram Nowak
(1 episode, 1984): Gordon Parks
(1 episode, 1984): Tristram Powell
(1 episode, 1984): Douglas Williams
(1 episode, 1984): Fred Barzyk
(1 episode, 1985): Barry Crane
(1 episode, 1985): Michael Fields
(1 episode, 1985): James Ivory
(1 episode, 1985): Stan Lathan
(1 episode, 1985): John Lone
(1 episode, 1985): Tina Rathborne
(1 episode, 1985): Perry Rosemond
(1 episode, 1985): Emile Ardolino
(1 episode, 1986): Nino J. Martin
(1 episode, 1986): Paul Saltzman
(1 episode, 1986): Luis Soto
(1 episode, 1986): Eric Till
(1 episode, 1986): William Asher
(1 episode, 1987): Mark Cullingham
(1 episode, 1987): Howard Cummings
(1 episode, 1987): David Gelfand
(1 episode, 1987): Andrew Grieve
(1 episode, 1987): Anthony Herrera
(1 episode, 1987): Robert Iscove
(1 episode, 1987): Chuck Portz
(1 episode, 1987): Norman René
(1 episode, 1987): Victor Lobl
(1 episode, 1988): Sharron Miller
(1 episode, 1988): Harry Moses
(1 episode, 1988): Ralph Bakshi
(1 episode, 1989): Steve Gomer
(1 episode, 1989): Jay Holman
(1 episode, 1989): Mustapha Khan
(1 episode, 1989): Edward Lachman
(1 episode, 1989): Matt Mahurin
(1 episode, 1989): Evelyn Purcell
(1 episode, 1989): William Woodman
(1 episode, 1989): Neema Barnette
(1 episode, 1990): Michael Hadley
(1 episode, 1990): David Hugh Jones
(1 episode, 1990): Don Scardino
(1 episode, 1990): Jon Robin Baitz
(1 episode, 1991): Noel Black
(1 episode, 1991): Anthony Drazan
(1 episode, 1991): Frank Galati
(1 episode, 1991): Kevin Kuhlke
(1 episode, 1991): James Lapine
(1 episode, 1991): Emiko Omori
(1 episode, 1991): Susan Rogers
(1 episode, 1991): Jonathan Sanger
(1 episode, 1991): Stephen Tolkin
(1 episode, 1991): Robert Allan Ackerman
(1 episode, 1992): Tom Bywaters
(1 episode, 1993): Charles Lane
(1 episode, 1993): Trevor Nunn
(1 episode, 1993): George C. Wolfe
(1 episode, 1993)

Series Writing Credits

Warren Adler
(short stories) (1 episode, 1991): Robert Anderson
(play) (1 episode, 1988): Jane Austen
(novel) (1 episode, 1990): Yves BaignÃ¨res
(adaptation) (1 episode, 1993): Robert E. Bailey
(1 episode, 1983): Jon Robin Baitz
(1 episode, 1991): Doris Baizley
(2 episodes, 1981-1989): Doris Baizley
(writer) (1 episode, 1989): Michael Baker
(writer) (1 episode, 1983): Ralph Bakshi
(1 episode, 1989): James Baldwin
(novel) (1 episode, 1985): Nancy Barr
(written by) (1 episode, 1992): Fred Barron
(written by) (1 episode, 1985): Ann Beattie
(1 episode, 1982): Stephen Vincent Benet
(poetry by) (1 episode, 1983): Anthony Berkeley
(based on the play) (1 episode, 1987): Anthony Berkeley
(novel) (1 episode, 1987): David Birney
(adaptation) (1 episode, 1989): Ray Bradbury
(based on the story by) (1 episode, 1982): Harold Brodkey
(based on the short story by: "First Love and Other Sorrows") (1 episode, 1989): Robert Browning
(poetry by) (1 episode, 1983): Tom Bywaters
(1 episode, 1993): Hortense Calisher
(short story) (1 episode, 1991): Leon Capetanos
(1 episode, 1982): Truman Capote
(writings) (1 episode, 1992): Lewis Carroll
(poetry by) (1 episode, 1983): Willa Cather
(novel) (1 episode, 1991): Kenneth Cavander
(screenplay) (3 episodes, 1983): John Cheever
(by) (1 episode, 1982): Cynthia A. Cherbak
(teleplay) (1 episode, 1988): Kate Chopin
(Short Story, The Story of an Hour) (1 episode, 1985): Darrah Cloud
(1 episode, 1991): Tom Cole
(play) (1 episode, 1982): Laurie Colwin
(novel) (1 episode, 1989): Ilene Cooper
(teleplay by) (1 episode, 1984): Ossie Davis
(1 episode, 1983): Ruby Dee
(based on the stage play by) (1 episode, 1990): Henry Denker
(play) (1 episode, 1986): Michael Dinner
(1 episode, 1983): Lawrence DuKore
(teleplay) (1 episode, 1987): Nancy Dyer
(1 episode, 1985): Richard Eberhardt
(poetry by) (1 episode, 1983): Gus Edwards
(1 episode, 1985): T.S. Eliot
(poetry by) (1 episode, 1983): Robert Enders
(3 episodes, 1988): Robert Enders
(adapted by) (1 episode, 1988): Myrlie Evers-Williams
(book) (1 episode, 1983): Huck Fairman
(1 episode, 1981): Nina Faso
(adaptation) (1 episode, 1982): Michael Fields
(adapted for the screen by) (1 episode, 1985): June Finfer
(teleplay) (1 episode, 1982): David Fishelson
(writer) (1 episode, 1983): F. Scott Fitzgerald
(based on the short story by: "Myra Meets His Family") (1 episode, 1984): Horton Foote
(2 episodes, 1983-1987): Mary Eleanor Freeman
(based on a short story by) (1 episode, 1988): Mary Eleanor Freeman
(story) (1 episode, 1987): Randall Fried
(story development) (1 episode, 1984): Ron Friedman
(adaptation) (1 episode, 1987): Frank Galati
(adapted by) (1 episode, 1991): Guy Gallo
(1 episode, 1986): Bruce Gelfand
(1 episode, 1987): Michael Genet
(writer) (1 episode, 1993): Dick Goldberg
(adaptation) (1 episode, 1983): Dick Goldberg
(play) (1 episode, 1983): Dick Goldberg
(teleplay by) (1 episode, 1989): Richard Greenberg
(2 episodes, 1989): Richard Greenberg
(based on his play) (1 episode, 1989): Richard Greenberg
(written by) (1 episode, 1989): John Guare
(play) (1 episode, 1987): John Guare
(screenplay) (1 episode, 1987): Jennifer Hadley
(written by) (1 episode, 1990): Michael Hadley
(written by) (1 episode, 1990): Lorraine Hansberry
(play) (1 episode, 1989): John Hanson
(1 episode, 1982): Dina Harris
(1 episode, 1986): Joan Harrison
(1 episode, 1987): Jan Hartman
(teleplay by) (1 episode, 1988): O. Henry
(based on a short story by) (1 episode, 1986): Anthony Herrera
(1 episode, 1987): Dorothy Heyward
(based on the play by) (1 episode, 1993): DuBose Heyward
(based on the play by) (1 episode, 1993): DuBose Heyward
(libretto) (1 episode, 1993): Tina Howe
(play) (1 episode, 1986): Zora Neale Hurston
(based on work by) (1 episode, 1990): Corinne Jacker
(teleplay by) (1 episode, 1984): Shirley Jackson
(based on the story by) (1 episode, 1982): Henry James
(story) (1 episode, 1985): Owen Johnson
(adapted by: novel "The Lawrenceville Stories") (1 episode, 1987): Jan Jaffe Kahn
(teleplay by) (1 episode, 1987): Lee Kalcheim
(play) (1 episode, 1985): Richard Kiley
(narration) (1 episode, 1983): Ernest Kinoy
(adaptation) (1 episode, 1984): Rudyard Kipling
(poetry by) (1 episode, 1983): George Kirgo
(1 episode, 1982): Arthur Kopit
(adaptation) (1 episode, 1983): Arthur Kopit
(play) (1 episode, 1983): Tony Kushner
(play) (1 episode, 1993): Paul Lally
(1 episode, 1986): James Lapine
(book) (2 episodes, 1986-1991): Leslie Lee
(2 episodes, 1984-1985): Leslie Lee
(writer) (1 episode, 1984): Barry Levinson
(1 episode, 1987): Genny Lim
(1 episode, 1985): Craig Lucas
(writer) (1 episode, 1987): Jonathan Lynn
(1 episode, 1987): Edgar Lee Masters
(poetry by) (1 episode, 1983): James K. McCarthy
(1 episode, 1986): Grace McKeaney
(story development) (1 episode, 1984): Terrence McNally
(play) (1 episode, 1990): Terrence McNally
(screenplay) (1 episode, 1990): B.J. Merholz
(1 episode, 1982): Arthur Miller
(play) (1 episode, 1987): Nancy Miller
(teleplay) (1 episode, 1984): Neal Miller
(teleplay) (2 episodes, 1982-1984): Neal Miller
(teleplay by) (1 episode, 1984): Neal Miller
(written by) (1 episode, 1982): Ron Milner
(adaptation) (1 episode, 1984): Michel Monteaux
(writer) (1 episode, 1991): Wesley Moore
(adapted for television by) (1 episode, 1986): Aldyth Morris
(1 episode, 1986): Harry Morgan Moses
(1 episode, 1988): Marva Nabili
(1 episode, 1984): Richard Nelson
(writer) (1 episode, 1990): Jay Neugeboren
(teleplay) (1 episode, 1991): Rob Nilsson
(1 episode, 1982): Louis Nizer
(book) (1 episode, 1986): John Ford Noonan
(play) (1 episode, 1985): Solomon Northup
(book) (1 episode, 1984): Trevor Nunn
(adaptation) (1 episode, 1993): Eugene O'Neill
(play) (4 episodes, 1984-1988): Clifford Odets
(play) (2 episodes, 1986-1988): Emiko Omori
(book) (1 episode, 1982): Peter Parnell
(play) (1 episode, 1986): Peter Parnell
(screenplay) (1 episode, 1986): William Peters
(book) (1 episode, 1983): Victor Pisano
(writer) (1 episode, 1985): Edgar Allan Poe
(poetry by) (1 episode, 1983): Katherine Anne Porter
(based on the story by) (1 episode, 1985): Chuck Portz
(teleplay) (1 episode, 1987): Lou Potter
(teleplay) (1 episode, 1984): Tristram Powell
(adaptation) (1 episode, 1984): Ruth Prawer Jhabvala
(writer) (1 episode, 1985): Jay Presson Allen
(play) (1 episode, 1992): Reynolds Price
(writer) (1 episode, 1982): Samson Raphaelson
(1 episode, 1987): Elsa Rassbach
(story) (1 episode, 1984): Tina Rathborne
(1 episode, 1985): Henry Reed
(poetry by) (1 episode, 1983): Philip H. Reisman Jr.
(1 episode, 1984): Alma Reville
(1 episode, 1987): Ronald Ribman
(adaptation) (1 episode, 1991): Jose Rivera
(1 episode, 1986): Lanie Robertson
(1 episode, 1988): Edwin Arlington Robinson
(poetry by) (1 episode, 1983): Michael Roemer
(2 episodes, 1980-1984): Theodore Rosengarten
(based on a book by) (1 episode, 1990): Ken Rotcop
(1 episode, 1983): Philip Roth
(adaptation) (1 episode, 1984): Philip Roth
(novel) (1 episode, 1984): Carl Sandburg
(poems) (1 episode, 1982): Stephen Schwartz
(adaptation) (1 episode, 1982): Lee Seldes
(book) (1 episode, 1983): Ntozake Shange
(play) (1 episode, 1982): Ntozake Shange
(screenplay) (1 episode, 1982): Sam Shepard
(play) (1 episode, 1984): Jean Shepherd
(2 episodes, 1982-1985): Jonathan Marc Sherman
(play) (1 episode, 1990): Jonathan Marc Sherman
(screenplay) (1 episode, 1990): Paul Shyre
(writer) (1 episode, 1982): Isaac Bashevis Singer
(story) (1 episode, 1984): Anna Deavere Smith
(play) (1 episode, 1993): Anna Deavere Smith
(teleplay) (1 episode, 1993): Luther Sperberg
(1 episode, 1981): John Steinbeck
(novel) (1 episode, 1991): Jeff Stetson
(writer) (1 episode, 1989): Studs Terkel
(book) (1 episode, 1982): Brandon Thomas
(play) (1 episode, 1987): Stephen Tolkin
(writer) (1 episode, 1991): Jesús Salvador Treviño
(writer) (1 episode, 1982): Mary Trimble
(story development) (1 episode, 1984): Mary Trimble
(teleplay by) (1 episode, 1982): Mark Twain
(novel) (2 episodes, 1984-1986): Mark Twain
(book) (1 episode, 1987): Mark Twain
(stories) (1 episode, 1989): John Updike
(based on the short story by) (1 episode, 1988): Russell Vandenbroucke
(1 episode, 1987): John Varley
(based on the short story by) (1 episode, 1984): Victor VillaseÃ±or
(1 episode, 1982): Victor VillaseÃ±or
(screenplay by) (1 episode, 1982): Kurt Vonnegut Jr.
(based on the story by) (1 episode, 1985): Kurt Vonnegut Jr.
(story) (1 episode, 1982): John D. Weaver
(story "A Matter of Principle") (1 episode, 1984): Eudora Welty
(story) (1 episode, 1987): Aubrey Wertheim
(play) (1 episode, 1984): Nathanael West
(novel) (uncredited) (1 episode, 1983): Hugh Whitemore
(4 episodes, 1984): Thornton Wilder
(play) (1 episode, 1983): Samm-Art Williams
(2 episodes, 1984-1985): Samm-Art Williams
(teleplay) (1 episode, 1984): Tennessee Williams
(play) (1 episode, 1985): Lanford Wilson
(2 episodes, 1982-1988): Lanford Wilson
(play) (1 episode, 1982): Joanne Woodward
(teleplay) (1 episode, 1982): Hisaye Yamamoto
(short stories) (1 episode, 1991): Robert M. Young
(adaptation) (1 episode, 1982): Zoe Zinman
(1 episode, 1983)