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Birthplace:
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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An attractive hazel-eyed actress, this strawberry blond performer became well known for playing strong, independent – and oft-times, arrogant – women. Taylor made her Broadway debut in "The Devils" (1965), starring Anne Bancroft, and worked frequently Off-Broadway in plays like "The Poker Session" (1967), "The David Show" (1968) and "Colette" (1970), among many others. She was back on Broadway as the estranged wife of Alan Bates' "Butley" in 1972 but found her biggest successes via a long-standing collaboration with playwright A.R. Gurney that encompassed his OBIE-winning "Children" (1976),
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Judge Roberta Kittleson
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Judge Roberta Kittleson
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Judge Roberta Kittleson
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Judge Roberta Kittleson
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Raised in the Philadelphia, Pennsylvania area
1965
Broadway debut, "The Devils", starring Anne Bancroft
1967
Off-Broadway debut, "The Poker Sessions"
1968
First collaboration with playwright A R Gurney, Off-Broadway's "The David Show"
1972
Played wife to Alan Bates' "Butley" on Broadway
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