Emmy Award-nominated actress Jennifer Harmon, who had a brilliant career on Broadway, passed away on Saturday, May 9. She was 82 years old. Harmon's death was announced by her family, but the cause of death has not been disclosed.

Born in 1943, Harmon was a prolific stage actress living in New York, best known for her successful career on Broadway. Throughout her career, which began with the 1965 production of "You Can't Take It With You," she appeared in 21 Broadway productions, including the 2011 play "Other Desert Cities."

During her long career on Broadway, Harmon often served as an understudy for famous actors of her time, such as Stockard Channing, Judi Dench, and Jessica Lange. In the play "Other Desert Cities," she started as Channing's understudy and later took over the role from the original actor.

In addition to her stage career, Harmon also made her mark in visual media. In the 1970s, she appeared as a regular character on ABC's famous morning soap opera "One Life To Live," gaining recognition from a wide audience through this role.

Alongside her stage and screen career, Harmon contributed to the cultural heritage of the theater world throughout her life. By performing in countless plays during her long and fruitful career as an artist, she became one of the significant figures in the history of Broadway and American theater. Her legacy will continue to be honored in the history of theater.