Harold Scott: 1935-2006.(IN MEMORIAM)(Obituary)
American Theatre, October, 2006 by Brooks, Avery
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Don Pullen, one of the greatest composers and musicians of the 20th century, once wrote a song about his longtime collaborator and friend, George Adams, titled "Ah George, We Hardly Knew You." The two men had been together in music and in life for many, many years.
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As I remember Hal Scott, I can say, "Ah Hal, we hardly knew you." I suppose one could say that about any human being. Yet Hal's legacy--as an acclaimed actor, director and producer who became the first black artistic director of a major American regional theatre ...
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