Judith Malina
Theatre director and actress, co-founder of The Living Theatre
Born
June 4th, 1926
98 years ago
Died
April 10th, 2015
9 years ago — 88 years old
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
United States
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An influential figure in the American avant-garde theatre movement, co-founded The Living Theatre in 1947. Pioneered innovative theatrical styles and experimental approaches, often integrating political themes into productions. The company became a platform for counterculture expression and anti-establishment sentiments, especially during the 1960s. Active in productions like 'The Brig' and 'Paradise Now', which challenged conventional narrative structures and audience engagement. Continued to direct and perform in various works until later in life, contributing significantly to the experimental theatre landscape.
Co-founded The Living Theatre
Directed and performed in 'The Brig'
Directed and performed in 'Paradise Now'
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