Margot Harley co-founded The Acting Company with the late John Houseman in 1972. She co-produced the Broadway productions of The Robber Bridegroom and The Curse of an Aching Heart with Faye Dunaway. She produced John Houseman's celebrated revival of Marc Blitzstein's musical play The Cradle Will Rock in New York and at the Old Vic Theatre in London. Off-Broadway, she produced Ten by Tennessee, a two evening retrospective of Tennessee Williams' one-act plays directed by Michael Kahn at The Lucille Lortel Theater, and the New York premiere of Eric Overmyer's On the Verge, directed by Garland Wright at The John Houseman Theater. She was Administrator of the Drama Division of The Juilliard School for its first twelve years, from 1968 to 1980. Prior to that she appeared in numerous Broadway and off-Broadway productions as an actress and dancer. A graduate of Sarah Lawrence College, she attended LAMDA on a Fulbright Scholarship.
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11/15/2018 12:50:35 am
Without the leadership of Margot Harley and John Houseman, The Acting Company wouldn't be existing up to these days. That's why we have to commend the both of them because their contribution was a huge thing in theater industry! Though Mr. Houseman is living eternally already, his legacy and contribution will forever be acknowledged. It's about time we introduce theater to a larger audience so that people would be aware that there are still plays worth watching! Leave a Reply. |
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