Tony Award-Winning Producer Edgar Lansbury Passes Away at 94

Edgar Lansbury, celebrated for his Broadway productions and as Angela Lansbury's brother, died peacefully at his Manhattan home.

Edgar Lansbury, known for his Tony-winning 'The Subject Was Roses', died aged 94.
His Broadway and film credits include iconic works like 'Godspell' and 'Gypsy'.
Lansbury's career spanned various roles, from art director to producer, influencing both stage and screen.
Survived by his wife Louise Peabody and six children, his legacy in theater continues.
A memorial service is planned for the fall, celebrating his life and contributions to the arts.