Joan macintosh biography

Joan MacIntosh, Professor in the Practice of Acting, David Geffen School of Drama, and Theatre and Performance Studies of Yale College, has had an acclaimed career as an actress in the professional American theatre for 55 years.

She has performed many leading roles on Broadway, Off-Broadway, and in resident theaters across the U.S.; and in the UK, Europe, Africa, India, Southeast Asia, Papua New Guinea, and Japan. She has been teaching acting in universities and in workshops in New York, the U.S., and throughout the world for as long as she has been acting.

As an actress, Joan has worked with some of the finest theater artists living today.

Joan macintosh biography

In 1967, she co-founded the internationally celebrated experimental theater company The Performance Group, along with Richard Schechner. While with the group, Ms. MacIntosh won OBIEs for Dionysus in 69, The Tooth of Crime, and one for Distinguished Performance in Commune.

She played a Dark Power in their production of Mak