Marcia Gay Harden Overview

Born in Tokyo, Japan, Harden received a B.A. from the University of Texas. She then went on to study theater at New York University and achieved an M.F.A. Harden began working in theater in Washington, D.C. where she received two Helen Hayes Award nominations. She followed up her success in Washington with a starring role on Broadway in the play Angels in America, winning a Theater World Award for Best Actress, as well as Drama Desk and Tony nominations. The Coen Brothers were the first to cast... See All