Jean Dalrymple

1902–1998 (age 96)

Theater producer and arts advocate

Biography

Jean Dalrymple was a pioneering figure in American theater, co-founding the New York City Center and producing dozens of acclaimed shows that brought quality arts to wider audiences.

Beyond Broadway, she championed arts education and cultural outreach, working with veterans and schools to keep live performance accessible and meaningful.

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