Jerry Pilato

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Jerry Pilato is an American theatrical director. He has directed plays including The Foreigner, , , Chicago , Plaza Suite, When Pigs Fly, I Hate Hamlet, First Night, American Buffalo, , Taking Sides,^{[citation needed]}, Building The Wall, Clever Little Lies, Race, Lone Star/Laundry & Bourbon, The Dixie Swim Club, and Stage Fright. He has received Best Director awards from the for Chicago, When Pigs Fly, I Hate Hamlet, First Night, American Buffalo, If We are Women, and Taking Sides.

Pilato attended the San Antonio College and the University of the Incarnate Word.^[1] He also attended the Toul American High School in France.^[1] He currently resides in San Diego, California.^[1]

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• Jerry Pilato at IMDb

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