The History of Production of the Works of Harold Pinter
Lynn Farleigh (1942)
Ms Lynn Farleigh (Female)
Nationality: English
Born: 3 December 1942 Confidence Level
Actor. Following her professional debut in 1962, Farleigh joined the Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC) in 1966. There, she appeared in a number of works over several decades including The Revengers Tragedy, Julius Caesar, Macbeth, All's Well That Ends Well and The Crucible. Following her role as Ruth in the Broadway production of Pinter's The Homecoming, she appeared in Pinter's production of James Joyce's Exiles in 1970. She also appeared in a number of popular British television series such as Wycliffe (1993-98) or multi-part dramas such as Fall of Eagles (1974).
Training and Education
Drama school
Guildhall School of Music and Drama (Training & Education | Est. 1880)
Silk St, Barbican, London EC2Y 8DT, England
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Appears In
The Homecoming (Premiere: Aldwych) (1965)
Ruth (The Homecoming) (Age: early thirties, Female)
Joined cast on Broadway transfer to Music Box Theatre, New York from 24 April 1967.
Performer
The Homecoming (The Music Box, NYC) (1967)
Ruth (The Homecoming) (Age: early thirties, Female)
Farleigh, Vivien Merchant's understudy, took over from Merchant from 24 April.
Performer
Exiles (Mermaid - Aldwych) (1970)
Beatrice Justice (Age: 27, Female)
At the Mermaid
Performer
A James Joyce Evening (1972)
Beatrice Justice (Age: 27, Female)
Performer
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RSC Performance Database
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