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Harriet Lynn has been Artistic Director of the Howard County (MD) Arts Council’s Fabulous 50+ Players since 2000. She has directed and choreographed their annual musical production including Red, Hot and Cole, 70 Girls 70, Berlin to Broadway with Kurt Weill: A Musical Voyage and Perfectly Frank (based on Frank Loesser’s music and lyrics. The company has been featured in the Washington Post, Baltimore Sun, and other publications.
In 2005-06, Harriet Lynn facilitated and directed, Life Stories/Stories, an oral history program. The senior performers from the Ivy Family Support Center Eating Together Program toured and performed for intergenerational audiences at such sites as the Reginald F. Lewis Museum of Maryland African-American History and Culture, Towson University, Creative Alliance and the Oral History in the Mid-Atlantic Region Annual Conference. Contact Harriet for a DVD and visit www.h-tac.com for a full transcript.
From May 18 - June 2, 2007, Ms. Lynn will co-host a 16-Day Senior Theatre Land & Sea Cruise II, an exciting venture on the NCL’s Norwegian Jewel, in Turkey, Egypt and Greek Isles culminating in an exciting Athens theatre program personally designed for this tour by Topus Allou, an Athens, Greece, theatre company. Harriet Lynn will be joined once again with Travel Passport who partnered with her for the successful NYC-London Senior Theatre Trans-Atlantic Cruise on the QM2 in Summer 2005.
Ms. Lynn has enjoyed a long professional performing arts career including featured roles in National Broadway Companies and continues today performing including her one-woman show, Ella Shields: The Woman Behind the Man, (Ella, Baltimore-born, was also known as “The First Great Grandmother of British Music Hall”).
Ms. Lynn is a member of STLA, IMTAL, AEA, SAG, AFTRA, OHMAR (Board Member), BTA and GBCA. She holds a BFA from The Boston Conservatory in Dance and Theatre and an MS degree in Administration from the University of Maryland University College.
Contact:
Harriet Lynn
Producer/Artistic Director
Heritage Theatre Artists’ Consortium
116 W, University Parkway, P-3
Baltimore MD 21210
Phone/fax: 410-235-4457
hlynn@umbc.edu
www.h-tac.com
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