Eva Le Gallienne (Director)

Eva Le Gallienne

Director

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Eva Le Gallienne

Director

Also Known As: Eva La Gallienne, Eva LeGallienne
Born: Jan 11, 1899 in London, England
Death: Jun 03, 1991 in Weston, Connecticut

Roles (134)

	Alice in Wonderland Opened December 23, 1982	Conception Adaptation for the stage as White Queen (Original) Director
	To Grandmother's House We Go Opened January 15, 1981	as Grandie (Original)
	The Royal Family Opened December 30, 1975	as Fanny Cavendish (Original)
	The Cherry Orchard Opened March 19, 1968	Translator Director
	Exit the King Opened January 09, 1968	as Queen Marguerite (Original)
	The Seagull Opened April 05, 1964	Translator as Madame Arkadina (Original) Director
	Mary Stuart Opened October 08, 1957	as Queen Elizabeth (Original)
	The Southwest Corner Opened February 03, 1955	as Marcia Elder (Original)
	The Starcross Story Opened January 13, 1954	as Lady Starcross (Original)
	The Strong Are Lonely Opened September 29, 1953	From the French version of the German version, adapted
	The Corn Is Green Opened January 11, 1950	as Miss Moffat (Original)
	Hedda Gabler Opened February 24, 1948	Translation as Hedda Tesman (Original)
	Ghosts Opened February 16, 1948	Translation as Mrs. Helen Alving (Original)
	Alice in Wonderland Opened April 05, 1947	Writer Conception as White Queen (Original) Staging
	John Gabriel Borkman Opened November 12, 1946	Translation as Miss Ella Rentheim (Original) Staging
	What Every Woman Knows Opened November 08, 1946	as Comtesse de la Briere (Original)
	King Henry VIII Opened November 06, 1946	as Katherine of Aragon (Original)
	Therese Opened October 09, 1945	as Therese (Original)
	The Tempest Opened January 25, 1945	Based on a Production Idea Based on a Production Idea by
	The Cherry Orchard Opened January 01, 1945	as Ranevskaya, Lyubov Andreevna (Original) Staging
	The Cherry Orchard Opened January 25, 1944	as Ranevskaya, Lyubov Andreevna (Original) Director
	Uncle Harry Opened May 20, 1942	as Lettie (Original)
	The Rivals Opened January 14, 1942	Staging
	Ah, Wilderness! Opened October 02, 1941	Director
	Frank Fay Vaudeville Opened March 02, 1939	Performer
	Madame Capet Opened October 25, 1938	as Marie Antoinette (Original)
	Prelude to Exile Opened November 30, 1936	as Mathilde Wesendonck (Original)
	A Sunny Morning Opened December 07, 1935	as Dona Laura (Original) as Juanita La Rosa (Original) Staging Producer
	Camille Opened December 04, 1935	as Marguerite Gautier (Original) Staging Producer
	Rosmersholm Opened December 02, 1935	Revised Translation as Rebecca West (Original) Staging Producer
	The Cherry Orchard Opened March 06, 1933	as Varya (Original) Staging Producer
	Alice in Wonderland Opened December 12, 1932	Writer as White Queen (Original) Staging
	Dear Jane Opened November 14, 1932	as Cassandra Austen (Original) Staging Producer
	Liliom Opened October 26, 1932	as Julie (Original) Staging
	Camille Opened January 26, 1931	as Marguerite Gautier (Original)
	Alison's House Opened December 01, 1930	as Elsa (Original) Staging
	Siegfried Opened October 20, 1930	as Genevieve (Original) Staging
	Romeo and Juliet Opened October 06, 1930	as Juliet (Original) Staging
	Romeo and Juliet Opened April 21, 1930	as Juliet (Original) Director
	The Open Door Opened January 27, 1930	as Juanita La Rosa (Original) as Lady Torminster (Original) Staging
	The Living Corpse Opened December 06, 1929	as Anna Dimitrievna Karenina (Original)
	Mademoiselle Bourrat Opened October 07, 1929	Staging
	The Cherry Orchard Opened September 23, 1929	as Varya (Original) Staging
	The Seagull Opened September 16, 1929	as Masha (Original) Staging
	Katerina Opened February 25, 1929	Staging
	The Lady from Alfaqueque Opened January 14, 1929	Staging
	Peter Pan Opened November 26, 1928	as Peter Pan (Original) Director
	The Cherry Orchard Opened October 15, 1928	as Varya (Original) Director
	L'invitation Au Voyage Opened October 04, 1928	as Marie-Louise (Original) Staging
	The Would-be Gentleman Opened October 01, 1928	Director
	Hedda Gabler Opened March 26, 1928	Revised Translation as Hedda Tesman (Original) Director
	Improvisations in June Opened March 05, 1928	as Princess Orloff (Original) Director
	The First Stone Opened January 16, 1928	as Sarah Peri (Original) Staging
	The Good Hope Opened October 18, 1927	as Jo (Original)
	Inheritors Opened March 15, 1927	as Aunt Isabel (Original) Staging
	The Cradle Song Opened January 24, 1927	Director as Sister Joanna of the Cross (Replacement)
	Twelfth Night Opened December 20, 1926	as Viola (Original) Director
	La Locandiera (the Mistress of the Inn) Opened December 06, 1926	as Mirandolina (Original) Staging
	John Gabriel Borkman Opened November 09, 1926	as Miss Ella Rentheim (Original)
	The Three Sisters Opened November 08, 1926	as Masha (Original) Director
	The Master Builder Opened November 01, 1926	as Hilde Wangel (Original) Director
	Saturday Night Opened October 25, 1926	as Imperia (Original) Staging
	John Gabriel Borkman Opened January 29, 1926	as Miss Ella Rentheim (Original)
	The Master Builder Opened November 10, 1925	as Hilde Wangel (Original) Director
	The Call of Life Opened October 09, 1925	as Marie (Original)
	The Assumption of Hannele Opened February 15, 1924	as Hannele (Original)
	The Swan Opened October 23, 1923	as Alexandra (Original)
	The Rivals Opened May 07, 1923	as Julia (Original)
	Sandro Botticelli Opened March 26, 1923	as Simonetta Vespucci (Original)
	Liliom Opened April 20, 1921	as Julie (Original)
	Not So Long Ago Opened May 04, 1920	as Elsie Dover (Original)
	Elsie Janis and Her Gang [1919] Opened December 01, 1919	as The Parisienne (Original)
	Belinda Opened May 06, 1918	Performer
	The Off Chance Opened February 14, 1918	as Duchess of Burchester (Original)
	Mr. Lazarus Opened September 05, 1916	Performer
	Bunny Opened January 04, 1916	Performer