Obituaries
George Segal, the banjo player turned actor who was nominated for an Oscar for 1966’s “Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?”
March 23, 2021
Entertainment & Arts
Funny thing about George Segal
Jan. 24, 2011
A George Segal sampler
George Segal, the prolific sculptor who turned a New Jersey chicken coop into a studio where he made white plaster effigies of men and women in urban settings that became identified with the Pop art movement, died of cancer Friday at his home in South Brunswick, N.J.
June 10, 2000
Archives
Some people express their gratitude with flowers.
Aug. 7, 1987
Readers share their thoughts on the deaths of writer Larry McMurtry, actor George Segal, COVID-19 restrictions on live theater and missing TV highlights in our print edition.
April 2, 2021
George Segal waited a long time to get back to Broadway in a play.
April 6, 1985
Five works at the Skirball interpret Scripture and reveal something of the noted sculptor in the process.
March 9, 1997
Business
Onetime actor finds starring role in real estate
March 1, 2013
Trevitt, Nunn and their George Piper company stirringly execute a challenging -- though uniform -- repertory at Royce Hall.
Oct. 6, 2003