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Debra Monk (born February 27, 1949 in Middletown, Ohio) is a Tony Award-winning American actress, singer, and writer.
Early Life
She was voted "best personality" by graduating class at Wheaton High School in Silver Spring, Maryland.
Appearances
Off-Broadway
- Time of the Cuckoo - Obie award
- Ancestral Voices
- The Seagull
- Death Defying Acts
- Three Hotels
- Oil City Symphony (co-author, Drama Desk Award)
- Assassins
Broadway
- Pump Boys and Dinettes - 1982 (she was also co-author and co-director)
- Prelude to a Kiss - 1990
- Nick and Nora - 1991
- Redwood Curtain - 1993 - Tony Award
- Picnic - 1994
- Company - 1995
- Steel Pier - 1997
- Ah, Wilderness! - 1998
- Thou Shalt Not - 2001
- Chicago - 2005
- Curtains - 2007 - Tony nomination
Film
- The Producers (2005 film)
- Center Stage
- Devil's Advocate
- In & Out
- The Substance of Fire
- Extreme Measures
- The Bridges of Madison County
- Jeffrey
- Fearless
- Prelude to a Kiss
- Reckless
- Quiz Show
- Mrs. Winterbourne
- Bed of Roses
- For Love or Money
Television
- A Nero Wolfe Mystery
- Law & Order
- Ellen Foster
- Redwood Curtain
- Women and Wallace
- NYPD Blue - 1999 Emmy Award in role of Katie Sipowicz
- The Music Man
- Grey's Anatomy
- Notes from the Underbelly
External links
- Debra Monk at IMDb
- Star File: Debra Monk at Broadway.com