Richard Goodman

Richard Goodman was an American actor, playwright, and educator who is best known for his works in theater, including “Eureka!” and his roles in films such as “The Sensible Thing” and “Das Clown.” He was also recognized for his contributions to humanism and family history.

Personal and Family Life

Richard Goodman was born in Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania. He lived a life rich in travel and exploration, which often inspired his creative works. He served as a professor of English at the University of Hawaii, sharing his passion for literature and theater with his students.

Career

Goodman was a versatile playwright whose works ranged from drama to comedy. He famously collaborated with the TAG Theater, where he contributed both as a playwright and actor. His acclaimed musical “Eureka!” centered on a group of actors during the California Gold Rush and was performed in various locations across the U.S.

Death and Legacy

Richard Goodman passed away on September 1, 2018, in Honolulu, Hawaii. His legacy lives on through his impactful plays and contributions to the arts, as well as the influence he had on his students and the theater community.

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