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Eva Le Gallienne (January 11, 1899 – June 3, 1991) was a British-born American stage actress, producer, director, translator, and author. A Broadway star by age 21, in 1926 she left Broadway behind to found the Civic Repertory Theatre , where she served as director, producer, and lead actress.
Jun 5, 1991 · Eva Le Gallienne, who as an actress, producer, director, translator, writer and teacher was for many decades one of the grand figures of the American stage, died late Monday night at her home...
Mar 21, 2024 · Eva Le Gallienne was an actress, director, and producer, one of the outstanding figures of the 20th-century American stage. The daughter of the British poet Richard Le Gallienne, Eva Le Gallienne felt a vocation for the theatre from the age of seven, when she saw Sarah Bernhardt perform. She made.
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IMDb profile of Eva Le Gallienne, a legendary stage actress, director, and translator of Ibsen. Learn about her life, career, achievements, and film and TV appearances.
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Dec 28, 1998 · Learn about the life and legacy of Eva Le Gallienne, a versatile actress, director and producer who founded the Civic Repertory Theatre and introduced American audiences to Chekhov and Ibsen. She was a star of Broadway and Off-Broadway, and a mentor to many theatre artists.
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Nov 20, 1996 · A review of a book about the life and career of Eva Le Gallienne, a pioneer of American theater and a lesbian icon. The review praises the book's detail, pungency and Sheehy's ability to capture Le Gallienne's contradictions and demons.
Learn about the life and career of Eva Le Gallienne, a legendary stage actress, director, producer, and translator. She founded the Civic Repertory Theatre, starred in Broadway and film, and received many awards and honors.
