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Meeting Uta Hagen

Tuesday @ 12:30 was my Uta Hagen Class

Read about Sally's time with Uta in her acting classes.

Bette Midler's Mothers Day Extravaganza

Uta Article in Spanish Vanity Fair

Spanish Vanity Fair Uta article at https://www.revistavanityfair.es/cultura/articulos/uta-hagen-la-mujer-que-puso-a-judy-garland-a-un-paso-de-su-segundo-oscar/43096

Uta in Mrs. Klein (Part 2)

Uta in Mrs. Klein (Part 1)

Sources: Uta's Memoir

Sources: A Memoir by Uta Hagen is a back in Print!. Buy now from Amazon: https://amzn.to/2LLHYC8

Write For the Blog

Tips, Styles, Spelling, and Other Details

About Uta's Website

About the Website

Sources: A Memoir

Object Exercises

Uta Hagen display at New York Public Library for the Performing Arts at Lincoln Center

Acoustics and Being Heard

Mrs. Klein on tour at the Geary Theatre in San Francisco

A Priceless Gift

The GIft That Keeps On Giving

Mitch's Kahlua Recipe

Victor Slezak "On Meeting Uta Hagen"

Opening ceremony of the Uta Hagen Centennial - February 4, 2019

Making Your Own Theatre

Letter to Jane Eakin. Divorçons in summer stock with Herbert

Remembering Uta

Edith Meeks, Executive and Artistic Director of HB Studio remembers Uta

Discovering Uta Hagen

It is my goal and mission to share and uphold the quality, integrity, and standards of what Uta Hagen stood for and the principles she lived her life by and so generously and selflessly shared. I was extremely fortunate to have been nurtured, enlightened, fiercely challenged, and inspired by Uta Hagen.

Oh Dad, Poor Dad...

Austin Pendleton on Uta

Uta on "Virginia Woolf?"

Letter to Jane Eakin on reading “Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?“ for the first time.

Uta remains a meaningful guiding force

"Uta IS our acting program at Lovett. Her work and principals are what guides us and lead us forward. What an honor and what a gift."

Herbert Berghof Bio

Herbert Berghof Bio from http://archives.nypl.org/the/21834

Uta's Gazpacho Recipe

Foreword to New Edition of Respect for Acting

David Hyde Pierce writes a new foreword to Respect for Acting. He describes acting with Uta in Six Dance Lessons in Six Weeks in Los Angeles in 2001.

Blacklist

A sample of Uta's blacklisting.

Uta, Poppa, and the Discovery of Reality

Uta's father's approach to art

Uta Hagen's Acting Class DVD

Uta Hagen finally agrees to film her teaching.

Richard Easton on Uta Hagen

Easton was an actor and friend. He played "George" in the London production of Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?

Letter to Jane Eakin On Growing Old and Stale

Rose Hips in Montauk

Rose hips and The Lady's Not for Burning

Welcome List

Victor Gruen

How a stable in Greenwich Village was turned into a theatre school by two Viennese refugees, Herbert Berghof and Victor Gruen.

Pronouncing Uta's Names

Struggling with Art and Preconceptions