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Elaine Stritch is a legendary American performer. Throughout her long and illustrious career she has appeared in numerous Broadway shows, films and television programs. Apart from her phenomenal talent she is perhaps best known for her sense of humour and outspoken manner. 
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In the spirit of Thanksgiving, Playbill.com reached out to members of the New York theatre community, including actors, musicians, writers, producers, ushers, front of house and backstage crew, to share with us what they are most grateful for this holiday season.
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Showbiz legend Bea Arthur rocks out on this groovy early aughts cover of Next Magazine to celebrate her return to Broadway with the one-woman show Bea Arthur On Broadway: Just Between Friends. Inside the magazine, she also serves as the issue's centerfold, perhaps a first in Arthur's career.
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This was used as promotion on the kickstarter page for the brilliant documentary Shoot Me about legend Elaine Stritch. (Elaine Stritch remains my model in aging. Glasses and all.
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“I haven’t had a worse streak of luck before in my entire life,” says Broadway star and Birmingham native Elaine Stritch. “I have had two difficult falls resulting in a hip replacement and a pelvic fracture. A third fall on Madison Avenue in New York City resulted in surgery and the loss of vision in my right eye. I’ve been a little hard hit. I am 88 years old and it was time to move to Birmingham and leave New York.”
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BIRMINGHAM, Mich. — Even at 88, and in what might be called spectacularly frail health, Elaine Stritch can still make a theatrical entrance.
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On Sunday, Nov. 3, Birmingham resident Elaine Stritch will make a guest appearance at the Village Players performance of Stephen Sondheim’s Company.
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Broadway legend Elaine Stritch delighted the Chicago International Film Festival audience of the new documentary, "Elaine Stritch: Shoot Me," at AMC River East on Sunday afternoon by participating in a brief question and answer session after the credits rolled. Sporting a white hat and coat, a signature Stritch look, the celebrated actress spoke with CIFF founder Michael Kutza from the front row of the theater, from where she also watched the film.
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Elaine Stritch attended the showing of the "Elaine Stritch: Shoot Me" documentary at the 2013 Milwaukee Film Festival on Sunday, September 29 at the Oriental Theatre in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. After the film, Ms. Stritch engaged the crowd in a 30 minute Q&A accompanied by the film's director, Chiemi Karasawa. This video is a combination of the audio portion of the Q&A as well as photos from the event. (The photos are property of the Milwaukee Film Festival.)
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Elaine Stricht during Q&A after MFF screening of "Elaine Stritch: Shoot Me". Answers how she's changed a performer and person, followed by telling off a microphone.
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Legendary actress and vocalist Elaine Stritch has been turning heads over the past few years after guest starring on "30 Rock" as Jack Donaghy's mother.
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This evening's taste treat comes from Elaine Stritch, The veritable Broadway generator, capable of lighting up any stage with with just the first words of any Sondheim song. Well, a song by any of the great songwriters who have written for the some of the most talented men and women around. Earlier this year, Stritch announced to the world she would be moving out of New York City, to Birmingham, Michigan, to be closer to family. The following clip was at the Royal Variety Performance in 1979, at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, London. Someone was smart enough to ask Elaine to sing "It's Today" from 'Mame', with music and lyrics by Jerry Herman.
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Broadway legend Elaine Stritch will be on a different kind of center stage this week: She'll be at the screening of"Elaine Stritch: Shoot Me" at the 2103 Milwaukee Film Festival.
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Junior, Stephanie Caballero, sings "The Glamorous Life" at the Mary Saunders 2011 Spring recital at the Boston Conservatory.
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'This always puts a smile on my face...' - Video posted by Chris Colfer (@chriscolfer_16) on Telly.
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Kander and Ebb's Cabaret, staged by Tony Award nominee Marcia Milgrom Dodge, plays Cincinnati's Playhouse in the Park.
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Elaine Stritch gets the "final word" and sings A LITTLE IMAGINATION from THE ODD POTATO: THE BROADWAY ALBUM (#FBF Before @rvandenboom performed A LITTLE IMAGINATION, legendary #Broadway star, Elaine Stritch performed the song!
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A force of nature. A “lion of a woman”. Forthright. Indomitable. Vulnerable. Fragile. All of these words – and a whole lot more – describe the Broadway legend that is Elaine Stritch, subject of Chiemi Karasawa’s documentary, Elaine Stritch Shoot Me
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Now 88 years old, the Tony-winner and three-time Emmy winner has finally slowed down a tad. (She “retired” last spring from her regular one-woman show at Manhattan’s Carlyle Hotel and moved back to Michigan, where she grew up.) But Chiemi Karasawa‘s documentary, Shoot Me, which premiered at the 2013 Tribeca Film Festival, captured the dame’s last year or so in the Big Apple. It’s extremely poignant and fun; you see Stritch from all angles, revealing that there’s not an inauthentic bone in her body.
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The Tony Award-winning actresses discuss joining the Broadway revival of Stephen Sondheim's A Little Night Music.
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Please enjoy this clip of Elaine Stritch singing "Ladies Who Lunch" all alone on a stage in her prime.
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Elaine Stritch on her first "Theater Talk" appearance in 1999, remembers advice from Ethel Merman
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Elaine Stritch net worth: Elaine Stritch is an American actress and singer who has a net worth of $15 million. Elaine Stritch was born.
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Memorable final scene with 30 Rock's Colleen and Jack Donaghy (Oh sweet Jesus, Elaine Stritch is hilarious: http://t.co/mSXje9OA5t)
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