True worth. (interview with actress Irene Worth)(Interview)

From: American Theatre | Date: February 1, 1996| Author: Zinman, Toby Silverman | Copyright information

Actress Irene Worth has had a long and successful career as an actress since her debut in a Broadway production of 'The Cocktail Party' in 1943. she has recently made a monologue on the life of writer Edith Wharton that interprets the novelist's rich and inspired life. Worth believes that Wharton exemplified the liberated woman who pursued her goals. Worth herself has been highly praised for her portrayals of strong women on stage.

Irene Worth appears onstage, radiant and blonde in ...

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