Emmy Outstanding Single Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role "Macbeth" 1960 - 1961
Emmy Best Actress in a Single Performance "Macbeth" 1954
American Academy of Arts and Sciences Best Speech Award 1948
Donaldson Award "Medea" 1948
Tony Actress (Dramatic) "Medea" 1948
1991 Hospitalized in Santa Barbara with a stroke (August)
1986 Narrated feature, "Impure Thoughts"
1984 - 1987 Featured in a regular role on TV soap opera, "Santa Barbara"
1984 Former Lion Theater on West 42nd Street in New York (Theater Row) renamed the Judith Anderson Theater
1982 Played the nurse in a Broadway revival of "Medea"; production broadcast on PBS (1983)
1971 Starred on stage in title role of "Hamlet" at Carnegie Hall in New York
1960 Again played Lady Macbeth on a "Hallmark Hall of Fame" broadcast
1954 Appeared on TV's "Light's Diamond Jubilee"
1954 Played Lady Macbeth on "Hallmark Hall of Fame"
1949 Returned to Broadway to star as "Medea" at the City Center
1947 Starred on Broadway in landmark production of "Medea" (which ran 214 performances), adapted specifically for Anderson from Euripides's drama by poet Robinson Jeffers; followed Broadway run with an eig
1937 London stage debut, "Macbeth" at the Old Vic
1933 Film debut, "Blood Money"
1924 Broadway debut in "The Cobra"
1918 Went to Hollywood with a letter of introduction to Cecil B DeMille, who rejected her for the movies
1918 New York stage debut (Broadway stock) at the 14th Street Theatre
1915 Stage debut in "A Royal Divorce" at the Theater Royal in Sydney, Australia
Toured Australia with an American stock company
Entertained US Armed Forces overseas during WWII
