John Tillinger

John Tillinger is one of New York's eminent directors. His Broadway credits include: Say Goodnight Gracie, Judgment at Nuremberg, Night Must Fall, Getting and Spending, The Sunshine Boys, Inherit the Wind, Broken Glass, The Price, Three Men on a Horse, Sweet Sue, Loot!, Corpse!, The Golden Age and Solomon's Child. His West End/London credits inclued: What the Butler Saw, Love Letters, Corpse! His other Off-Broadway credits include: Arthur Miller's After the Fall and The Last Yankee; A.R. Gurney's Love Letters, Another Antigone, and The Perfect Party; Joe Orton's What the Butler Saw and Entertaining Mr. Sloan; Breaking Legs, Prin; Urban Blight; The Film Society; Little Murders; and Serenading Louie. He has been the literary Consultant at Long Wharf Theatre since 1974 where he has directed numerous productions. He directed Sarah Jessica Parker in A. R. Gurney's new comedy Sylvia, which opened at Manhattan Theatre Club. He has directed four of Terrence McNally's Off-Broadway productions: A Perfect Ganesh, The Lisbon Traviata (Lucille Lortel Award), It's Only a Play (Drama Desk nomination), and Lips Together, Teeth Apart. He directed Tea at Five in Hartford, Cleveland and Boston prior to its New York arrival.