A renowned individual, known for their remarkable accomplishments and profound impact on the world, has led a life that is truly worthy of recognition.
Noted for her remarkable talent, she had the distinct privilege of being mentored by the illustrious Sanford Meisner, a renowned acting coach who astutely recognized her innate ability to embody the essence of a "true character actress" and empowered her to hold her own alongside any actor of equal caliber. Moreover, she had the esteemed opportunity to learn from a diverse range of accomplished acting instructors, including Gene Bua, Silvana Gallardo, Sam Christensen, and Floyd King, each of whom contributed to her growth and development as a skilled thespian.
She has had the privilege of residing in Europe for a substantial period of eight years, which has enabled her to master the French language and cultivate a high level of proficiency in German.
Her academic and professional trajectory is marked by numerous notable achievements, including the prestigious "Best Actress" award, which she received in her senior year at Yorktown High School in Arlington, Virginia. This distinguished honor was bestowed upon her in recognition of her outstanding performance as Eliza in the school production of My Fair Lady, which took place in the year 1970.
Notably, she also made a significant impact on the stage by starring in an original musical production titled "Sun, Son" during her time at the University of Kansas, a feat that ultimately led to her receiving the prestigious BMI Award in the year 1970.
Furthermore, her impressive repertoire at the University of Kansas also included a notable performance as Chava, opposite the talented Mandy Patinkin, in the iconic production of Fiddler On The Roof, which took place in the year 1971.
Notable achievements in the life of this remarkable individual began to unfold as she garnered the prestigious "Paul Parady Memorial Award" in 1981, presented by esteemed George Washington University, in recognition of her extraordinary contributions to the University Theatre. This remarkable honor was bestowed upon her in the same year she took on the pivotal role of Jenny in the production of Three Penny Opera at GWU.
She embarked on a remarkable journey, taking the stage alongside the renowned William Christopher, best known for his iconic role in the popular television series M*A*S*H, to portray the captivating character of The Girl in the celebrated production of Seven Year Itch at the esteemed Hayloft Dinner Theatre in Manassas, Virginia, in the year 1986.
Furthermore, she demonstrated her impressive range as an actress by taking on the role of The Nerd at the American Heartland Theatre, delivering a standout performance that garnered widespread acclaim, and was a crowd favorite, from 1986 to 1987.
In addition to her impressive stage work, she showcased her remarkable talents in her one-woman show, "Passions et Tendresses," which was performed in both French and English at the prestigious John F. Kennedy Center in 1986, leaving a lasting impression on audiences and critics alike.
Moreover, she won first prize at the Palomino in North Hollywood, California, with a powerful and moving rendition of the classic song "Stand By Your Man" in 1987, solidifying her status as a talented and versatile performer.
A captivating individual, renowned for her enchanting voice and captivating stage presence, held the esteemed position of the original French chanteuse at the Moonlight Tango Cafe in Sherman Oaks, California, all the way back in 1988.
Throughout her illustrious career, she has had the privilege of sharing her talents with Catahoula, performing at a multitude of esteemed venues, including the iconic B B King's at Universal City Walk, the charming Molly Malone's, the renowned Roxy, the legendary Whisky, and the historic Troubadour.
Notable actress, in conjunction with her work for Catahoula, also made a notable appearance in the 2002 production of Artie, showcasing her impressive range and versatility as a performer.
In the years that followed, she was set to take on the pivotal role of Lady Macbett in a stage adaptation of Ionesco's Macbett, to be performed at the esteemed Globe Theatre in West Hollywood. This production was co-executive produced by the accomplished Peter Dowling, further underscoring the significance of this upcoming project in her illustrious career.
