Tom Aldredge was born on February 28, 1928, in Dayton, Ohio, marking the beginning of a remarkable career that would span over seven decades. His first foray into the world of theatre was on the off-Broadway stage in 1957, with a production of "Electra". Two years later, he made his Broadway debut in "The Nervous Set", a milestone that would be followed by numerous appearances in over 30 Broadway and off-Broadway productions.
Throughout his illustrious career, Aldredge has had the privilege of sharing the stage with some of the most talented actors of his time. He has appeared in a wide range of productions, including "On Golden Pond", "The Little Foxes" alongside the incomparable Elizabeth Taylor, "1776", and "Into the Woods", where he brought to life the memorable narrator. His impressive repertoire also includes the critically acclaimed "Passion".
Aldredge's impressive body of work has been recognized with numerous accolades, including five Tony Award nominations since 1972. In addition to his achievements on stage, he has also made a lasting impact in the world of film and television. His Emmy Award-winning performance as Shakespeare in CBS' production "Henry Winkler Meets William Shakespeare" stands out as a testament to his versatility and range.
As he enters into his later years, Aldredge continues to make guest appearances in several television productions, and has recently starred in "Twentieth Century Limited" and "Twelve Angry Men" on Broadway. Despite the passing of time, his passion for his craft remains unwavering, and he continues to inspire new generations of actors and audiences alike.
