Haila Stoddard (Performer)

Haila Stoddard

Performer

Haila Stoddard

Performer

Haila Stoddard, an unusual Broadway artist who transitioned from actress to producer during a lengthy theatre career, died at her home in Weston, CT. The cause was cardiopulmonary arrest. She was 97.

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Born: Nov 14, 1913 in Great Falls, MT
Death: Feb 21, 2011 in Weston, CT

Roles (22)

The Gingham Dog Opened April 23, 1969	Producer
The Birthday Party Opened October 03, 1967	Producer
The Beast in Me Opened May 16, 1963	Conception
Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? Opened October 13, 1962	as Martha [at matinee performances] (Replacement)	Arrived On Sep 11, 1963
A Thurber Carnival Opened February 26, 1960	Producer
Patate Opened October 28, 1958	as Edith Rollo (Original)
Lunatics and Lovers Opened December 13, 1954	as Marian Harrison (Replacement)
One Eye Closed Opened November 24, 1954	as Denia Cameron (Original) Producer
Dead Pigeon Opened December 23, 1953	Producer
The Frogs of Spring Opened October 21, 1953	as Kay Allen (Original)
Glad Tidings Opened October 11, 1951	as Ethel Nash (Original)
Springtime for Henry Opened March 14, 1951	as Mrs. Jelliwell (Original)
Doctor Social Opened February 11, 1948	as Lee Manning (Original)
The Secret Room Opened November 07, 1945	Produced In Association With
Blithe Spirit Opened September 06, 1943	as Elvira (Original)
The Moon Vine Opened February 11, 1943	as Mariah Meade (Original)
The Rivals Opened January 14, 1942	as Lydia Lanquish (Original)
Suzanna and the Elders Opened October 29, 1940	as Sister Suzanna Leeds (Original)
Kindred Opened December 26, 1939	as Agnes Keefe (Original)
I Know What I Like Opened November 24, 1939	as Rita (Original)
A Woman's a Fool - to Be Clever Opened October 18, 1938	as Nina Suffeva (Original)