Non-Fiction

Grayson Hall: A Hard Act to Follow

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Ms Hall (1923-1985) was a widely acclaimed New York Theatre actress, 1964 Academy Award nominee and co-star of the 1960s-70s iconic Gothic television serial, Dark Shadows. Research into her career has uncovered reviews of Grayson's earliest stage appearances as a teenager on Long Island and includes material on her extensive stage work in New York City; Spoleto, Italy; and the Hedgerow Theatre outside Philadelphia. Rare, previously unpublished documentation of her television and film careers will also be presented

Recent Comments on Flickhead Blog regarding April Grayson article:

"I saw Mrs. Hall in Happy End, and her rendition of the "Ballad of the Lily from Hell" was stunning. She was stunning, whether scheming with her vampire-buddy or raging at Richard Burton. I'd love to read more about this fascinating actor."

"Was glad to see this thoughtful and informative piece on the late Grayson Hall. I am pleased to
hear that there is a book in the works. Her life and career will for a fascinating biography."

"R. . Jamison has penned an excellent article about an excellent actress. I thoroughly enjoyed
reading this and look forward to the upcoming book."

"This was a great article on Grayson Hall. She was, is and always will be one of my favorite actresses. It's great to see someone giving her the recognition she deserves."

"I saw Mrs. Hall do Happy End in New York and was stunned by her talent. I don't know why I should have been surprised, though, as she was so superb as the over the top shrink with a crush on the Byronic vampire."

"I'm anxious for the [this] biography of Grayson Hall to be published."

 

 

 

 

 

 

Links:

Chronicling the Life of Grayson Hall by R J Jamison

Grayson Hall Resume (Acting Credits) by S. R. Shutt and R J Jamison

Internet Movie Database listings for Grayson Hall

Internet Broadway Database listings for Grayson Hall

Louise Lortel/Off-Broadway listing for Grayson Hall

 

 

 

 

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