Her film debut came in 1967, when she played the stage ingenue of a fleabag theater company in Carl Reiner's "Enter Laughing." In her mid-30s at the time, Elaine May was hardly a blushing new ...

In October, Elaine May will appear on Broadway in a revival of Kenneth Lonergan’s “The Waverly Gallery,” a play about an elderly gallery owner in Greenwich Village. The 86-year-ol… ...

May, who rose to fame as the writing and performing partner of Mike Nichols, appeared as an actress in "Enter Laughing" and "Luv," before writing, directing and starring in the 1971 comedy "A New ...

Screenwriter and comedian Elaine May and former child actress/current pop star/all-around scamp Miley Cyrus are set to headline the series alongside Allen himself sources familiar with the ...

Actress, comedian, writer, and director Elaine May, 92, does not do interviews; she rarely makes public appearances.So when she agreed to a post-screening Q&A as part of Metrograph‘s American ...

Legendary writer, director and performer Elaine May is enjoying quite a time in her 90s. ... she took home a Tony award for Best Actress in a Play for her work in Broadway hit The Waverly Gallery.

Elaine May became famous at twenty-five and rich soon thereafter, but it took her another decade to figure out what to do with her life, by which point she was too far ahead of her time to fit in ...

Is Elaine May’s career best understood as a vanishing act? If we’re to go by a deceptively slim IMDb page, or just the thumbnail facts, a strong case can be made.

Even at 92, May has retained her dry, daffy wit and her immaculate timing with one-liners. Audience members leaned forward to catch every word, every anecdote — and every zinger.

Event details about Elaine May: Age of Irony in Berkeley on September 30, 2022 - watch, listen, ... playwright, and actress--had a more tempestuous ride as a film director.

From Mel Brooks to Elaine May to Ethan Coen: Producer Julian Schlossberg writes memoir about working with Jewish stars over 6 decades. ... “She’s a great actress, she’s a great writer, ...

Actress, comedian, writer, and director Elaine May, 92, does not do interviews; she rarely makes public appearances. So when she agreed to a post-screening Q&A as part of Metrograph‘s American Cinema ...