Barry Primus Highlights

1979: Directed the second unit on Mark Rydell's "The Rose"
1968: Feature film acting debut in Martin Ritt's gangster film "The Brotherhood"
Appeared in the Jerome Robbins-directed version of the Arthur Kopit play, "Oh Dad, Poor Dad, Mama's Hung You in the Closet and I'm Feeling So Sad"
Made Broadway debut at age 21 in "The Nervous Set"
Joined Jerome Robbins' experimental American Laboratory Theater as both actor and assistant
Became one of the original members of the Lincoln Center Repertory Company and appeared there in four plays: "Incident at Vichy", "Marco Millions", "After the Fall", and "The Changeling", the latter two directed by Elia Kazan