Uta Hagen (Performer)

Uta Hagen

Performer

Uta Hagen

Performer

As Edward Albee once said, "I've seen Uta act many times, and I've never seen 'pathetic' in her quiver."

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Also Known As: Uta Berghof
Born: Jun 12, 1919 in Germany
Death: Jan 14, 2004 in New York, New York

Roles (26)

The 50th Annual Tony Awards - 1996 Opened June 02, 1996	as Participating Artist (Original)
You Never Can Tell Opened October 09, 1986	as Mrs. Clandon (Original)
Charlotte Opened February 27, 1980	Translator Adaptation as Charlotte von Stein (Original)
The Cherry Orchard Opened March 19, 1968	as Ranevskaya, Lyubov Andreevna (Original)
Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? Opened October 13, 1962	as Martha (Original) as Martha (Replacement)	Arrived On Sep 02, 1963
The Good Woman of Setzuan Opened December 18, 1956	as Shen Te (Original)
A Month in the Country Opened April 03, 1956	as Natalia Petrovna (Original)
Island of Goats Opened October 04, 1955	as Agata (Original)
The Magic and the Loss Opened April 09, 1954	as Grace Wilson (Original)
In Any Language Opened October 07, 1952	as Hannah King (Original)
Tovarich Opened May 14, 1952	as Grand Duchess Tatiana Petrovna (Original)
Saint Joan Opened October 04, 1951	as Joan (Original)
The Country Girl Opened November 10, 1950	as Georgie Elgin (Original)
A Streetcar Named Desire Opened May 23, 1950	as Blanche Du Bois (Original)
Angel Street Opened January 22, 1948	as Mrs. Manningham (Original)
A Streetcar Named Desire Opened December 03, 1947	as Blanche Du Bois (Replacement)
The Whole World Over Opened March 27, 1947	as Olya Vorontsov (Original)
Othello Opened May 22, 1945	as Desdemona (Original)
Othello Opened October 19, 1943	as Desdemona (Original)
Vickie Opened September 22, 1942	as Vickie Roberts (Original)
Key Largo Opened November 27, 1939	as Alegre D'Alcala (Original)
The Happiest Days Opened April 11, 1939	as Edith (Original)
The Seagull Opened March 28, 1938	as Nina (Original)