Monday, June 17, 2013
Ms. Stuart had a recurring role on the soap opera “The Edge of Night” and starred in two nonfiction books by the writer Helene Hanff.
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Ms. Rame often collaborated with her husband, the playwright Dario Fo, and it was difficult to tease out who had written what.
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Ms. Carroll, an Irish actress known for her stage, film and television appearances in the United States, was a founder of the Irish Players repertory company in New York. &n…
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Mr. Mattox, known for his “catlike agility” in “Seven Brides for Seven Brothers,” was also a pioneer of the art of jazz dancing.
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Wednesday, February 1, 2012
Ms. Neway, who won a Tony for “The Sound of Music,” was also heroine of Gian Carlo Menotti’s opera “The Consul.”
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Eiko Ishioka, a designer who brought an eerie, sensual surrealism to film and theater, album covers, the Olympics and Cirque du Soleil, in the process earning an Oscar, a Grammy and a string…
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Price Berkley, the founder, editor and longtime publisher of Theatrical Index, the weekly trade publication that for nearly half a century has been consulted by anyone wanting to produce, fi…
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Mr. Wood was a Tony Award-winning British stage actor known for his agile interpretations of playwrights from Shakespeare to Stoppard.
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Mr. Aldredge was seen in everything from Sondheim to “The Sopranos” in his five decades of acting on the stage and screen.
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Mr. Roselli, a crooner from Hoboken, N.J., who was often overshadowed by Frank Sinatra, sang standards to adoring crowds for decades.
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Ms. Fellows worked with some of the biggest stars in Hollywood, including Bing Crosby, W. C. Fields and Gene Autry.
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Mr. Tozzi spent two decades with the Metropolitan Opera and also appeared on film, television and Broadway.
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Mr. Lessac’s method, which he taught up to age 101, combined voice and movement in an almost spiritual mix.
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Mr. Wilson’s work — earthy, realist, greatly admired, widely performed — centered on the sheer ordinariness of marginality.
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Ms. York was an Academy Award-nominated actress known for her portrayals of exquisite, often fragile young women in British and American films of the 1960s and ‘70s.
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