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How Three Great Actresses In Their 90s Keep Their New York Stage Careers Going

THEATRE Posted: December 20, 2019 10:01 am

Okay, Lois Smith is only 89 — and she’s currently on Broadway in The Inheritance. Estelle Parsons, 92, is at the Public in Tony Kushner’s A Bright Room Called Day. Vinie Burrows is 95 and begins an Off-Broadway play next month — and, as a Black actor, has spent much of her long career creating her own opportunities. Laura Collins-Hughes meets the three of them for tea and talk about staying in regular work at their ages. – The New York Times

THEATRE Published: 12.18.19

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