She produced the original Broadway production of Lanford Wilson's Pulitzer-prize winning play - Talley's Folly - and the Emmy-nominated and Wilbur Award-winner - Snow in August - based on the book by Pete Hamil.[citation needed] She produced Viet Rock, written by Megan Terry in 1966, which was the first of the anti-Viet Nam plays produced in New York City. As a director of television, Cooperstein's work includes the LA Emmy award-winning film, Pioneer Women and the ABC Afternoon Special - UNDER THE LIMIT.
In 1992 she directed an episode of The Wonder Years titled "Carnal Knowledge".[1] It was the 19th episode of the fifth series. Cooperstein Charney's film work includes the short film – Private Debts - that was featured at Sundance, London, Deauville and Toronto Film Festivals. It won the Chicago Film Festival's Golden Hugo Award, was shown on SHOWTIME and was hailed by Variety as a “classic tragedy (whose) direction is right on the mark, going for the rich subtext of feeling.”
Cooperstein Charney is the producer and director of the feature-length documentary film WHO’S NEXT? "WHO'S NEXT? is said by David Rothenberg to be the "type of artistic expression essential to those who cherish the concept of democracy."[citation needed]
Lifeedit
Cooperstein Charney was born on July 8, 1939, to Grace and Harry Cooperstein. She was born and raised in Fall River, Massachusetts, where she began her professional acting career at age 11, appearing opposite Edward Arnold in The Apple of His Eye. She then went on to produce, direct and narrate the weekly radio program, Juniors Speak. Later in New York City, she continued her radio career on WEVD, where she wrote, directed and produced a weekly program called Women in the News.[citation needed]
Her acting credits include Elaine May's Name of a Soup and A New Leaf, Jean Claude Van Itallie's King of the United States and Mystery Play and Connie Kaiserman's My Little Girl. She was an acting member of Andre Gregory's Manhattan Project, and an acting/teaching member of The Working Theatre, a project of Joe Chaiken and Kristin Linklater. As such she was awarded the title of “Master Teacher” from the Rockefeller Foundation. Cooperstein Charney has taught acting to prisoners on Riker's Island and taught teachers how to use acting as an instructional tool through the Teachers and Writers Collaborative. A graduate of Bennington College, Cooperstein Charney continued her studies at The Neighborhood Playhouse, The Berghoff School and Columbia University.[citation needed]
Private lifeedit
Cooperstein Charney is married to actor Jordan Charney.[2] They have two children, Allison Charney Epstein and Daniel Charney and five grandchildren.[citation needed]
Referencesedit
^Nielsen ratings". USA Today. March 25, 1992. p. 3D.
^"Charney, Jordan 1937– | Encyclopedia.com". www.encyclopedia.com. Retrieved 2021-07-14.
nancy, cooperstein, charney, american, theatrical, producer, television, director, contents, directing, producing, life, private, life, references, external, linksdirecting, producing, editshe, produced, original, broadway, production, lanford, wilson, pulitze. Nancy Cooperstein Charney is an American theatrical producer and television director Contents 1 Directing and producing 2 Life 3 Private life 4 References 5 External linksDirecting and producing editShe produced the original Broadway production of Lanford Wilson s Pulitzer prize winning play Talley s Folly and the Emmy nominated and Wilbur Award winner Snow in August based on the book by Pete Hamil citation needed She produced Viet Rock written by Megan Terry in 1966 which was the first of the anti Viet Nam plays produced in New York City As a director of television Cooperstein s work includes the LA Emmy award winning film Pioneer Women and the ABC Afternoon Special UNDER THE LIMIT In 1992 she directed an episode of The Wonder Years titled Carnal Knowledge 1 It was the 19th episode of the fifth series Cooperstein Charney s film work includes the short film Private Debts that was featured at Sundance London Deauville and Toronto Film Festivals It won the Chicago Film Festival s Golden Hugo Award was shown on SHOWTIME and was hailed by Variety as a classic tragedy whose direction is right on the mark going for the rich subtext of feeling Cooperstein Charney is the producer and director of the feature length documentary film WHO S NEXT WHO S NEXT is said by David Rothenberg to be the type of artistic expression essential to those who cherish the concept of democracy citation needed Life editCooperstein Charney was born on July 8 1939 to Grace and Harry Cooperstein She was born and raised in Fall River Massachusetts where she began her professional acting career at age 11 appearing opposite Edward Arnold in The Apple of His Eye She then went on to produce direct and narrate the weekly radio program Juniors Speak Later in New York City she continued her radio career on WEVD where she wrote directed and produced a weekly program called Women in the News citation needed Her acting credits include Elaine May s Name of a Soup and A New Leaf Jean Claude Van Itallie s King of the United States and Mystery Play and Connie Kaiserman s My Little Girl She was an acting member of Andre Gregory s Manhattan Project and an acting teaching member of The Working Theatre a project of Joe Chaiken and Kristin Linklater As such she was awarded the title of Master Teacher from the Rockefeller Foundation Cooperstein Charney has taught acting to prisoners on Riker s Island and taught teachers how to use acting as an instructional tool through the Teachers and Writers Collaborative A graduate of Bennington College Cooperstein Charney continued her studies at The Neighborhood Playhouse The Berghoff School and Columbia University citation needed Private life editCooperstein Charney is married to actor Jordan Charney 2 They have two children Allison Charney Epstein and Daniel Charney and five grandchildren citation needed References edit Nielsen ratings USA Today March 25 1992 p 3D Charney Jordan 1937 Encyclopedia com www encyclopedia com Retrieved 2021 07 14 External links editNancy Cooperstein at IMDb Nancy Cooperstein at the Internet Broadway Database nbsp Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Nancy Cooperstein amp oldid 1164503236, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
