Betsy von Furstenberg (Performer)

Betsy von Furstenberg

Performer

Betsy von Furstenberg

Performer

Betsy Von Furstenberg, a German-born actress with a royal title on her resume, who was a regular presence on the Broadway stage of the 1950s and '60s, died April 21. The cause was complications of Alzheimer’s disease, according to the New York Times.

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Also Known As: Elizabeth Caroline Maria Agatha Felicitas Therese
Born: Aug 16, 1931 in Arnsberg, Germany
Death: Apr 21, 2015 in New York, NY

Roles (13)

Absurd Person Singular Opened October 08, 1974	as Eva (Replacement)	Arrived On Jan 12, 1976
The Gingerbread Lady Opened December 13, 1970	as Toby Landau (Original)
Avanti! Opened January 31, 1968	as Helen Claiborne (Original)
The Paisley Convertible Opened February 11, 1967	as Sylvia Greer (Original)
Mary, Mary Opened March 08, 1961	as Tiffany Richards (Original)
Much Ado About Nothing Opened September 17, 1959	as Margaret (Original)
Nature's Way Opened October 16, 1957	as Maggie Turk (Original)
Child of Fortune Opened November 13, 1956	as Kate Croy (Original)
The Chalk Garden Opened October 26, 1955	as Laurel (Original)
What Every Woman Knows Opened December 22, 1954	as Lady Sybil Tenterden (Original)
Oh, Men! Oh, Women! Opened December 17, 1953	as Myra Hagerman (Original)
Dear Barbarians Opened February 21, 1952	as Lorraine (Original)
Second Threshold Opened January 02, 1951	as Thankful Mather (Original)