Douglas Denoff

Mr. Denoff is an Tony Nominated producer, writer and entrepreneur. He has won the Drama Desk Award as a producer and television's Emmy Award.

He is currently represented on Broadway as a producer of the new musical "Nice Work if you can Get It" starring Matthew Broderick, Kelli O'Hara, Judy Kaye and Estelle Parsons.

"Nice Work" is directed and choreographed by the Tony award-winning Kathleen Marshall and features an original book by Joe DiPietro ("Memphis") and music by George and Ira Gershwin.

He was nominated for the Tony Award as a producer of "The 39 Steps", the hit comedy by Patrick Barlow based on the Hitchcock film, which ran over three years on Broadway; the longest-running play in over 7 years. A National Tour of “The 39 Steps” has also received rave reviews and played to full houses in Los Angeles, San Francisco, Chicago and 17 other cities.

"The 39 Steps" won TWO 2008 Tony Awards, TWO 2008 Drama Desk Awards, including Best Unique Theatrical Experience, and Britain's 2007 Olivier Award for Best Comedy

Denoff was also a producer on "Beebo Brinker Chronicles", the critically acclaimed off-Broadway play now currently being developed as a television series for HBO.

He is producing "Handle With Care", a new comedy by Jason Odell Williams off-Broadway next season as well as Jason's new play "Significant Others" on Broadway.

He is developing Jason's play "Baltimore in Black And White" as a TV series. www.peopledonthugenough.com

He is producing the Broadway musical of the acclaimed film "Peggy Sue Got Married", featuring music by Jersey Boys composer Bob Gaudio, book by the film's authors Jerry Leichtling and Arlene Sarner, and lyrics by Leichtling.

He is also producing “Latin Roots” – a musical celebration of Desi Arnaz and his orchestra, starring Lucie Arnaz and the New Desi Arnaz Orchestra.

In 2001, Mr. Denoff was responsible for the 40th anniversary DVD release of The Dick Van Dyke Show and is currently producing a variety of programs in celebration of that show's 50th Anniversary in 2011.

From 1977 to 1979 he was Assistant to the Producers and then Associate Producer of Hawaii Five-0, the second-longest running series in TV history.

From 1980-1981 he produced several movies for television and worked on independent features. When the 1981 Writers' Guild strike lingered for many months, he left show business for the high-tech world.

Since 1981 he has been president and CEO of Dencom Systems, Inc., a national telecommunications service company. Dencom installs and services IP Telephony and networking technology for businesses and is partnered with Allworx, Cisco, and others to provide integrated telecommunications solutions. Dencom was recognized by Inc. Magazine as one of the fastest growing companies in the USA from 1986-1989.

Since 1992 he has also been CEO and founder of Fibernet, Inc., a nationwide long distance carrier.

In 1999, Mr. Denoff also co-founded pocketpass.com, which patented a prepaid phone card whose account number is used instead of a credit card for secure, anonymous online shopping and money transfers. Pocketpass.com was acquired by SVC Financial Services in September 2003 and launched the Mazarin Media Platform - a Digital Rights Management tool to facilitate the profitable selling of dowloadable content including music, video and the written word.

In 2003, Mr. Denoff founded Spaports, which is creating a network of luxury spa-clubs in airports and shopping centers worldwide.

In 2006, Mr. Denoff formed Sutton Square Entertainment as the vehicle for his return to the creative world of stage, film, television, and new media entertainment.

Mr. Denoff resides in New York City.

He is a Member of The Broadway League (www.broadwayleague.com ) and The Academy of Television Arts & Sciences ( www.emmys.org )

doug@suttonent.com