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Lynn Redgrave

Performer

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Lynn Redgrave - 937

Lynn Redgrave

Performer

Lynn Redgrave, a member of England's legendary acting clan, died May 2, 2010, at her home in Connecticut. In 2003, Redgrave had been diagnosed with breast cancer. She was 67.

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Also Known As: Lynn Rachel Redgrave
Born: Mar 08, 1943 in London, England
Death: May 02, 2010 in Kent, Connecticut

Roles (22)

	The Constant Wife Opened June 16, 2005	as Mrs. Culver (Original)
	The 57th Annual Tony Awards - 2003 Opened June 08, 2003	as Participating Artist (Original)
	Moon Over Buffalo Opened October 01, 1995	as Charlotte Hay (Replacement)
	Shakespeare for My Father Opened April 26, 1993	Writer Conception Performer
	The 46th Annual Tony Awards - 1992 Opened May 31, 1992	as Participating Artist (Original)
	The Master Builder Opened March 19, 1992	as Mrs. Aline Solness (Original)
	A Little Hotel on the Side Opened January 26, 1992	as Angelique Pinglet (Original)
	Love Letters Opened October 31, 1989	as Melissa Gardner (Replacement)
	Sweet Sue Opened January 08, 1987	as Susan Too (Original)
	The 39th Annual Tony Awards - 1985 Opened June 02, 1985	as Participating Artist (Original)
	Aren't We All? Opened April 29, 1985	as Hon. Mrs. W. Tatham (Original)
	The 34th Annual Tony Awards - 1980 Opened June 08, 1980	as Participating Artist (Original)
	Saint Joan Opened December 15, 1977	as Joan (Original)
	Knock Knock Opened February 24, 1976	as Joan (Replacement)		Arrived On May 26, 1976
	Mrs. Warren's Profession Opened February 18, 1976	as Vivie Warren (Original)
	The 28th Annual Tony Awards - 1974 Opened April 21, 1974	as Participating Artist (Original)
	My Fat Friend Opened March 31, 1974	as Vicky (Original)
	Black Comedy Opened February 12, 1967	as Carol Melkett (Original)		Jan 31, 1967 - Apr 09, 1967
	The 21st Annual Tony Awards - 1967 Opened March 26, 1967	as Custodian (Original) as Presenter (Original)

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Awards

Drama Desk Award
2006	Outstanding Featured Actress in a Play	The Constant Wife	Nominee
2003	Outstanding Featured Actress in a Play	Talking Heads	Winner
1993	Outstanding Solo Performance	Shakespeare for My Father	Nominee
1985	Outstanding Actress in a Play	Aren't We All?	Nominee

Outer Critics Circle
2006	Outstanding Featured Actress in a Play	The Constant Wife	Nominee

Tony Award
2006	Best Actress in a Play	The Constant Wife	Nominee
1993	Best Actress in a Play	Shakespeare for My Father	Nominee
1976	Best Actress in a Play	Mrs. Warren's Profession	Nominee

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