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For other persons of the same name, see Jack Landau.

Jack Landau (1924 – 16 March 1966, Boston, Massachusetts) is an American award-winning stage- and television director.

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"Stage and Television Director Is Slain in Apartment in Boston; Jack Landan, 42, Is Strangled, Stabbed and Trussed Up Friend Discovers Body". The New York Times. 17 March 1967. http://select.nytimes.com/gst/abstract.html?res=F50613FB3E5D107B93C5A81788D85F438685F9&scp=3&sq=Jack%20Landau&st=cse. Retrieved 2008-09-08.

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Jack Landau at the Internet Broadway Database
Jack Landau at the Internet Movie Database
Jack Landau at the Internet Off-Broadway Database

Drama Desk Award for Outstanding Director

Jack Landau (1955) · José Quintero (1956) · William Ball (1959) · Ulu Grosbard (1965) · Joseph Hardy (1967) · Robert Moore / Tom O'Horgan (1968) · Tom O'Horgan / Neal Kenyon / Alan Arkin / Michael Schultz / Gordon Davidson / Edwin Sherin (1969) · Jerzy Grotowski / Alan Arkin / Ron Field / Joseph Hardy / Harold Prince (1970) · Robert Wilson / Andre Gregory / Peter Brook / Michael Bennett / Harold Prince / Tom O'Horgan / Paul Sills (1971) · Mel Shapiro / Andrei Serban / Peter Hall / Jeff Bleckner / A. J. Antoon / Mel Shapiro (1972) · Victor Garcia / Joseph Chaikin / Roberta Sklar / Harold Prince / Bob Fosse / Michael Rudman / Harold Prince (1973) · José Quintero / Harold Prince / Frank Dunlop / Marvin Felix Camillo / Harold Prince (1974)

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