Person Record

Name	Shub, Vivienne
Othernames	Vivienne Slovin Shub; Edna Slovin [? 1920 census]
Born	1918
Birthplace	Baltimore
Places of residence	Both her parents are noted in multiple censuses as born in Russia. 1920 census: Samuel, Rose, and daughter Edna (whose age matches Vivienne's) Slovin on S. Pratt St, Baltimore. 1930 census shows Samuel, Rose, "Vivian," and Naomi near Liberty Heights.
Father	Samuel Slovin, Dr.
Mother	Rose Rochkind
Education	music classes at the Peabody Conservatory; Forest Park High School, 1936; one year at Towson; full-time acting classes at the Ramsey Street Theater Conservatory (NYC); business school in Baltimore
Notes	Obituary: http://articles.baltimoresun.com/2014-09-18/news/bs-md-ob-vivienne-shub-20140918_1_vince-lancisi-everyman-theatre-towson-university Biographical info from http://jwa.org/communitystories/baltimore/narrators/shub-vivienne - "Encouraged by her father's sense of drama in storytelling and advice to follow her passion, Vivienne Shub became an actress. Born in Baltimore during the deadly flu epidemic of 1918, Vivienne attended music classes in her youth at the Peabody Conservatory and frequented local theaters before enrolling in full-time acting classes at the Ramsey Street Theater Conservatory. After an unsuccessful attempt to find an acting job in New York, Vivienne returned to business school in Baltimore and supported herself in secretarial jobs while acting on the side. In 1941, she married Louis Shub, a concert pianist, and had three children, Amy, Daniel and Judith. Active in a variety of progressive political causes, the family supported the civil rights movement and protested the Vietnam War. In 1963, Vivienne helped to create Center Stage, bringing a regional professional repertory theater to Baltimore. In the 1970s, she and her husband took up residency at Goucher College, sharing their expertise in music and theater. She has also enjoyed a long teaching career at Towson University, appeared in numerous films, and serves as president of the Baltimore Theater Alliance. Vivienne continues to be passionately dedicated to the theater and her profession as an actress, performing at Everyman Theater, where she is a resident company member."
Occupation	Actress, teacher (Goucher, Towson). Helped found Center Stage. Performed frequently with Center Stage and Everyman Theatre.
Publications	She has 9 films credited on her imdb page, including "Cry-Baby" and a 1994 episode of "Homicide." http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0795529/?ref_=fn_al_nm_1
Relationships	her father was a dentist.
Spouse	Louis Shub (d. 1999), 1941
Children	Amy, Daniel, Judith