Lynn Fontanne (Performer)

Lynn Fontanne

Performer

Lynn Fontanne

Performer

Born: Dec 06, 1887 in London, England
Death: Jul 30, 1983 in Genesee Depot, Wisconsin

Roles (39)

	The Visit Opened May 05, 1958	as Claire Zachanassian (Original)
	The Great Sebastians Opened January 04, 1956	as Essie Sebastian (Original)
	Quadrille Opened November 03, 1954	as The Marchioness of Heronden (Serena) (Original)
	I Know My Love Opened November 02, 1949	as Emily Chanler (Original)
	O Mistress Mine Opened January 23, 1946	as Olivia Brown (Original)
	The Pirate Opened November 25, 1942	as Manuela (Original)
	There Shall Be No Night Opened April 29, 1940	as Miranda Valkonen (Original)
	The Taming of the Shrew Opened February 05, 1940	Conception as Katharina (Original)
	The Seagull Opened March 28, 1938	as Madame Arkadina (Original)
	Amphitryon 38 Opened November 01, 1937	as Alkmena (Original)
	Idiot's Delight Opened March 24, 1936	as Irene (Original) Production Supervisor
	The Taming of the Shrew Opened September 30, 1935	as Katharina (Original)
	Point Valaine Opened January 16, 1935	as Linda Valaine (Original)
	Design for Living Opened January 24, 1933	as Gilda (Original) Performer
	Reunion in Vienna Opened November 16, 1931	as Elena (Original)
	Elizabeth the Queen Opened November 03, 1930	as Elizabeth (Original)
	Meteor Opened December 23, 1929	as Ann Carr (Original)
	Caprice Opened December 31, 1928	as Ilsa Von Ilsen (Original)
	Strange Interlude Opened January 30, 1928	as Nina Leeds (Original)
	The Second Man Opened April 11, 1927	as Mrs. Kendall Frayne (Original)
	The Brothers Karamazov Opened January 03, 1927	as Agrafena Alexandrovna Svetlov (Original)
	Pygmalion Opened November 15, 1926	as Eliza Doolittle (Original)
	At Mrs. Beam's Opened April 26, 1926	as Laura Pasquale (Original)
	The Goat Song Opened January 25, 1926	as Stanja (Original)
	Arms and the Man Opened September 14, 1925	as Raina Petkoff (Original)
	The Guardsman Opened October 13, 1924	as The Acress (Original)
	In Love with Love Opened August 06, 1923	as Ann Jordan (Original)
	Sweet Nell of Old Drury Opened May 18, 1923	as Lady Castlemaine (Original)
	Dulcy Opened August 13, 1921	as Dulcinea (Original)
	Some One in the House Opened September 09, 1918	Performer
	Laurette Taylor in Scenes from Shakespeare Opened April 05, 1918	as Bianca (Original) as Nerissa (Original)
	Happiness Opened December 31, 1917	Performer
	The Wooing of Eve Opened November 09, 1917	Performer
	Out There Opened March 27, 1917	Performer
	The Harp of Life Opened November 27, 1916	Performer

Awards

Tony Award
1970	Special Award		Winner
1959	Best Actress in a Play	The Visit	Nominee

Lynn Fontanne

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Lynn Fontanne

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Roles (39)

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