The late Jane Russell famously starred in “The Outlaw” in 1943. In 2006, at 84, she was singing Cole Porter songs in a review she helped create called “The Swinging Forties.”
Other examples of mature creators include these:
At 96 Martha Graham premiered her choreographed work The Maple Leaf Rag.
Sidney Sheldon wrote his last novel at about age 87.
Edward Albee won a Tony award for a new play in 2002, at age 75.
At 97, architect Oscar Niemeyer was developing one of his most ambitious projects.
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