Her numerous Broadway credits included Black Comedy/White Lies, My Fat Friend, Mrs. Warren's Profession, Knock Knock, Saint Joan, Aren't We All?, Sweet Sue, Love Letters, A Little Hotel on the Side, The Master Builder, Shakespeare for My Father, Moon over Buffalo and The Constant Wife. Playbill.com has compiled a photographic history of Ms. Redgrave's performances, in a stage career that spanned over 40 years.
Redgrave makes her stage debut as Helena in A Midsummer Night's Dream, 1962 at the Royal Court Theatre
Redgrave in Hay Fever (with Anthony Nicholls), 1964 at the National Theatre
Redgrave in Much Ado About Nothing, 1964 at the National Theatre
Redgrave in Love for Love (with Laurence Olivier), 1965 at the National Theatre
Redgrave in Mother Courage, 1965 at the National Theatre
Redgrave's Broadway debut in Black Comedy, 1967 at the Barrymore Theatre
Redgrave in My Fat Friend (with George Rose), 1974 at the Brooks Atkinson Theatre
Redgrave in My Fat Friend (with George Rose and John Lithgow),
1974 at the Brooks Atkinson Theatre
1974 at the Brooks Atkinson Theatre
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Redgrave in Mrs. Warren's Profession (with Ruth Gordon and Milo O'Shea), 1976 at the Vivian Beaumont Theatre
Redgrave in Saint Joan (with Joseph Bova, Robert Lupone and Tom Aldredge), 1977 at the Circle in the Square
Redgrave in Aren't We All? (with Rex Harrison and Jeremy Brett), 1985 at the Brooks Atkinson Theatre
Redgrave in Sweet Sue (with Mary Tyler Moore), 1987 at the Music Box Theatre
Redgrave in The Cherry Orchard, 1990
Redgrave in Three Sisters, 1990 in London
Redgrave in A Little Hotel on the Side (with Tony Randall), 1992 at the Belasco Theatre
Redgrave in The Master Builder (with Earle Hyman), 1992 at the National Actors Theatre
Redgrave in Shakespeare for My Father, 1993 at the Helen Hayes Theatre
Redgrave in Shakespeare for My Father, 1993 at the Helen Hayes Theatre
Redgrave in The Mandrake Root, 2001 at the Long Wharf Theatre
Redgrave in The Constant Wife (with Kate Burton and John Dossett), 2005 at the American Airlines Theatre
Lynn Redgrave
