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Douglas has appeared on various TV and radio shows, but is primarily a stage actor, director, and writer. He has received Tony nominations for the plays ''Frozen'' and ''Doubt'', a Dora nomination for ''A Man of No Importance'', and has received |
Douglas has appeared on various TV and radio shows, but is primarily a stage actor, director, and writer. He has received Tony nominations for the plays ''Frozen'' and ''Doubt'', a Dora nomination for ''A Man of No Importance'', and has received an Obie Award for sustained excellence. |
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Latest revision as of 20:18, 8 September 2015
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| Character | South Western College professor |
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Douglas Hughes is the Canadian actor who portrays a South Western College professor in Dark Matters.
About
Douglas has appeared on various TV and radio shows, but is primarily a stage actor, director, and writer. He has received Tony nominations for the plays Frozen and Doubt, a Dora nomination for A Man of No Importance, and has received an Obie Award for sustained excellence.
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