has worked in theater, film and television. Her theatrical career includes such
theaters as The Goodman, Missouri Repertory, Arena Stage, The Barter
Theater, The Coconut Grove Playhouse and The Mark Taper Forum.
Ms. Taylor directed the Broadway production of Arje Shaw’s The Gathering
starring Hal Linden and the original Off Broadway production starring Theodore
Bikel. Most recently, Ms. Taylor directed A Woman of Independent Means
and Joanna’s Husband, David’s Wife, both by Betsy Forsythe Hailey, in
Williamsburg Virginia, and Having Our Say, by the Delany Sisters for the
Northeast Theater Company.
Her other New York credits include Strange Snow at the Judith Anderson,
The American Clock by Arthur Miller, The Madwoman of Chaillot, I Never
Saw Another Butterfly and A Man’s World by Rachel Crothers, along with
the New York premiere of Caryl Churchill’s A Mouthful of Birds at the Flea
Theater. Ms.Taylor has also worked as an acting coach for New Line Cinema
and for Malcolm Jamal Warner’s sitcom “Here and Now.”
