Megan Terry (The Sixties in America)
Early Life
Megan Terry (born Megan Duffy) has been involved with theater since she attended a Seattle Repertory Playhouse production when she was seven. During her teens, she spent considerable time at the Playhouse learning the craft of theater from Florence and Burton James. After high school, Terry studied at Banff School of Fine Arts, the University of Washington, and the University of Alberta in Edmonton. While teaching at the Cornish School of Allied Arts, she developed her philosophy of playwriting as improvisation. In the late 1950’s, Terry moved to New York where her...
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