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Darryl Maximilian Robinson Is Winner of Both A 1997 Chicago Joseph Jefferson Citation Award for Outstanding Actor In A Principal Role In A Play and A 1997 Chicago Black Theatre Alliance Award Nomination for Best Leading Actor In A Play for His Noted Dramatic Performance In Athol Fugard's "Master Harold...And The Boys"!

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AN AWARD-WINNING ACTOR FOR A WORK OF ATHOL FUGARD!: Darryl Maximilian Robinson is winner of both a 1997 Chicago Joseph Jefferson Citation Award for Outstanding Actor In A Principal Role In A Play and a 1997 Chicago Black Theatre Alliance Award nomination for Best Leading Actor In A Play for his critically-praised performance as Sam Semela in The Excaliber Shakespeare Company of Chicago revival production of Athol Fugard's "Master Harold And The Boys" produced and directed by Mr. Robinson at The Heartland Cafe Studio Theatre in Chicago, Illinois. 1997 ESC Archival Photo of Darryl Maximilian Robinson as Sam Semela by Jeff Helgeson.                                                                              ...

Darryl Maximilian Robinson Made His Hollywood And Greater Los Angeles Area Stage Debut In A 50th Anniversary Revival of "The Fantasticks" at The First-Ever 2010 Hollywood Fringe Festival!

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A MEMORABLE HOLLYWOOD AND GREATER LOS ANGELES AREA STAGE DEBUT!: Excaliber Shakespeare Company of Chicago Founder, Artistic Director and Producer and Los Angeles-based Theatre Artist DARRYL MAXIMILIAN ROBINSON made both his Hollywood and Greater Los Angeles Area Stage Debut when he appeared as the old Shakespearean actor HENRY ALBERTSON in the first-ever 2010 HOLLYWOOD FRINGE FESTIVAL 50th Anniversary Revival Production of TOM JONES' and HARVEY SCHMIDT'S classic, romantic musical "THE FANTASTICKS" presented by THE TRIBE PRODUCTIONS at THE COMPLEX THEATRE in LA.  With The Role Of The Old Shakespearean Actor Henry Albertson In Tom Jones' and Harvey Schmidt's "The Fantasticks" Darryl Maximilian Robinson Made Both His Hollywood and Greater Los Angeles Area Stage Debut! "The cast hits their stride in Act 1 with 'It Depends on What You Pay.' It's just about that time that Darryl Maximilian Robinson gives the show a shot in the arm ...