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| Debra Monk |
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Debra Monk (born February 27, 1949) is a Tony Award-winning American actress, singer, and writer.
Monk was born in Middletown, Ohio. She was voted "best personality" by the graduating class at Wheaton High School in Silver Spring, Maryland.
Stage
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 (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 Award 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
- at playbill.com Aug. 9, 2006
- IBDB listings