Len Cariou Bio, Wiki, Age, Family, Wife, Movies, Tv Shows and Net Worth
Regionally, Cariou has starred in myriad productions at theatres throughout North America, including The Kennedy Centre, the Mark Taper Forum, Lincoln Centre, the Long Wharf Theatre, and the Old Globe. He has played the title role of Macbeth for Toronto Arts Productions, and Richard Nixon in Frost/Nixon for Canadian Stage in Toronto.
He has appeared multiple times throughout his career at the Manitoba Theatre Centre. In 1984, having directed “Death of a Salesman” at the Citadel Theater, Edmonton, he played the lead in “King Lear” and was appointed associate director. In 1985 he played Stalin there in David Pownall’s “Master Class”. Cariou appeared at The Geffen Theatre as Joe Keller in a notable production of All My Sons, a role he reprised in 2009 at the Gate Theatre in Dublin, where it was the longest-running, highest-grossing run of a play in that theatre’s history. He also appeared at The Geffen in Neil Simon’s Rose and Walsh and Heroes with George Segal.
