subject to Equity contracts, receiving a rave review from the Chicago Tribune: For sheer emotional range, Bryceland's performance is phenomenal. Barefoot at times, wrapped in a worn cardigan whose sleeves seem to want to cover her hands, the actress journeys from failing old age to heights of insight. She suggests a person reborn into a faith of her own invention. It is a difficult part in a play that is far from easy, but Bryceland gives it a sustained glow. As a result of the dispute with Equity, Fugard refused to allow the play to be produced by any other company in the United States. In July 1987, Equity relented and gave permission for Bryceland to perform. In 1988, Bryceland appeared in a New York production at the Promenade Theater, off-Broadway, with Fugard as the clergyman and Amy Irving as Miss Helen's friend Elsa, receiving an Obie Award for her performance, as well as a Theatre World Award. In 1989, Bryceland reprised her role alongside Fugard at the Eisenhower Theater at the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C., Kathy Bates playing the part of Elsa, a role she also played in the film version. In 1987, Bryceland participated in an educational programme at Cornell University developed by the Education Department of the National Theatre of Great Britain for actors in training. Theatre People Are Living There (1969) – Millie Boesman and Lena (1971) – Lena Orestes (1971) – Clytemnestra Statements After an Arrest Under the Immorality Act (1972) Dimetos (1976) (with Paul Scofield and Ben Kingsley) Franz Grillparzer's Medea (1977) translated by Barney Simon Hello and Goodbye (1978) The Woman (1978) – Hecuba Richard III (1979) – Queen Margaret Othello (1980) Emilia Dario Fo and Franca Rame (1981) One Woman Plays: Waking up; A Woman Alone; The Same Old Story; Medea Summer (1982) by Edward Bond - Marthe Coriolanus (1984) – Volumnia The Road to Mecca (1985) – Helen Martins The Wild Duck – Gina Ekdal Mrs. Warren's Profession – title role The Glass Menagerie – Amanda Wingfield Filmography Boesman and Lena (1972) Stealing Heaven (1988) as Baroness Lamarck Johnny Handsome (1989) as Sister Luke The Road to Mecca (1991) as Miss Helen Awards The Order of Ikhamanga in Silver was awarded posthumously to Bryceland for "Excellent Achievement in the Fields of Dramatic Art" Fleur du Cap Theatre Awards for Best Actress 1966, 1969 & 1973 Laurence Olivier Award for Actress