Richard Glover

Working from the late 1970s on, Richard is one of the finest actors to have graced Valley theater. His strong, masculine stage presence has enhanced everything from absurdist comedies to serious dramas. Unfortunately, he has been absent from local stages in recent years.

Richard Glover applies makeup before a performance of "Orphans" (1987) at Actors Theatre of Phoenix, Metropolitan Bank Building. (Photo from the collection of Steve Mastroieni.)
Richard Glover applies makeup before a performance of “Orphans” (1987) at Actors Theatre of Phoenix, Metropolitan Bank Building. (Photo from the collection of Steve Mastroieni.)
Steven Mastroieni, Richard Glover and Bob Sorenson in the 1987 production of Lyle Kessler's "Orphans" at Actors Theatre of Phoenix. The play was performed in the company's old home in the Metropolitan Bank Building on Central Avenue.
Steven Mastroieni, Richard Glover and Bob Sorenson in the 1987 production of Lyle Kessler’s “Orphans” at Actors Theatre of Phoenix. The play was performed in the company’s old home in the Metropolitan Bank Building on Central Avenue.
Clipping from The Scottsdale Daily Progress.
Clipping from The Scottsdale Daily Progress for the 1977 production of “House of Blue Leaves,” which featured Richard in a major role.

NOTABLE CREDITS

This list is under construction.

  • 1987. Orphans. Actors Theatre of Phoenix. Directed by Judy Rollings. Treat.
  • 1977. House of Blue Leaves. Scottsdale Community College. Directed by Pamela Fields.