Jane Greenwood Biography

Greenwood attended Liverpool Art School and the Central School of Arts and Crafts and then started working at the Oxford Playhouse in charge of the costume department. She started working in the Ray Diffen costume shop in New York City in 1962. In New York she met and married scenic designer and producer Ben Edwards. Greenwood's work includes designing for over 100 productions The Ballad of the Sad Cafe her first Broadway play to Hamlet with Richard Burton 70 Girls 70 Romantic Comedy The Sisters Rosensweig and Stephen Sondheim's Passion. In addition to her many Broadway credits she has designed costumes for many productions for the Manhattan Theatre Club recently Accent on Youth Lincoln Center Theater recently Belle Epoque and The Roundabout Theatre Company Waiting for Godot A Month in the Country Outer Critics Circle Award nomination and She Loves Me. In England she was nominated for the Olivier Award for her costume designs for She Loves Me. Her television work includes several Public Television plays for made-for-television movies such as and the miniseries .

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