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Dr. Barbara Ann Teer was an African-American writer, producer, teacher, actress and visionary. In 1968, she founded Harlem's National Black Theatre, the first revenue-generating black theater arts complex in the U. S
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Barbara Ann Teer
Born 1937-06-18 (89 years ago) in East St. Louis.
| Award | Year |
|---|---|
| Drama Desk Award for Outstanding Performance (Home Movies) | 1965 |
| Award | Year |
|---|---|
| Drama Desk Award for Outstanding Performance (Home Movies) | 1965 |
| Name |
|---|
| Godfrey Cambridge(Gifta: 1962-08–1965) |
| Michael Adeyemi Lythcott(Gifta) |
Michael Lythcott, Barbara Lythcott
Fred L. Teer, Lila B. Teer
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