Be sure to catch Two-Time Tony Award Winner & fellow “Adaumbelle’s Quest” participant Christine Ebersole performing at Cafe Carlyle in NYC from February 3-20 dazzling audiences with vibrant voice singing selections from her multitude of CDs as well as Broadway and American standards. Showtimes are Tuesday-Friday at 8:45pm, Saturday 8:45pm & 10:45pm, plus a special Valentine’s Day Show at 8:45pm.
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Christine Ebersole wins 2010 Nightlife Award
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Congratulations to two-time Tony Award winner and fellow “Adaumbelle’s Quest” participant Christine Ebersole for winning the 2010 Nightlife Award for “Outstanding Cabaret Vocalist in a Major Engagement.”
The 8th Annual Nightlife Awards ceremony will be held January 25 at 7pm at Town Hall in NYC on 43rd Street (between 6th & 7th Avenue). Bruce Vilanch hosts. For tickets visit www.ticketmaster.com or at Town Hall Box Office (123 West 43rd Street, New York City).
Christine Ebersole
Posted in Comedy, Entertainment, Movie/Film/Motion Picture, Music, Television, Theatre, tagged "'Til There Was You", "42nd Street", "Ally McBeal", "Amadeus", "Angel Street", "Black Sheep", "Blithe Spirit", "Camelot", "Cashmere Mafia", "Crossing Jordan", "Dead Again", "Dinner At Eight", "Double Platinum" Diana Ross, "Dying to Love You", "Folks!", "Getting Away With Murder", "Ghost Dad", "Grey Gardens", "Gypsy", "I Love My Wife", "In Your Dreams", "Law & Order: SVU", "Lipstick Jungle", "Live at Cinegrill", "Mary and Rhoda", "Murphy Brown", "Oklahoma", "On The Twentieth Century", "One Life To Live", "Related", "Richie Rich", "Royal Pains", "Samantha Who?", "Saturday Night Live", "Steel Magnolias", "Sunday In New York", "Talking Heads", "The Three Sisters", "Thief of Hearts", "Tootsie", "Unexpected Family", "Unexpected Life", "Will & Grace", Bette Midler, Bill Cosby, Billy Stritch, Christine Ebersole, My Girl 2", Rachel Gunn R.N.", Stockard Channing on November 29, 2009| 2 Comments »
Two-time Tony Award Winning Actress Christine Ebersole knows how to entertain whether it’s Broadway, cabaret, television, or feature films. On Broadway, she has won two Tony Awards for “Lead Actress in a Musical” for “42nd Street” & “Grey Gardens” and was nominated for “Lead Actress in a Play” for “Dinner At Eight.” She made her Broadway debut in “Angel Street” in 1976. Other Broadway credits include “I Love My Wife” with Joanna Gleason & James Naughton, “On The Twentieth Century” with Kevin Kline and Imogene Cocoa, Agnes de Millie’s revival of “Oklahoma” (where she put her signature on the role of “Ado Annie”), “Camelot” with Richard Burton, Stephen Sondheim’s “Getting Away With Murder,” “The Three Sisters,” “Steel Magnolias,” and “Blithe Spirit.” Off-Broadway, Christine has been honored with an Obie, Outer Circle Critics, and Drama Desk Awards for “Best Actress” in a Musical” for “Grey Gardens” (before it moved to Broadway) as well as an Outer Circle Critics & Obie Award for her performance in “Talking Heads.”
In addition to theatre Christine has delighted audiences on television for over 20 years. During her one year tenure on ABC’s “One Life To Live,” Christine received an Emmy Nomination for her role as “Maxie McDermott.” She also starred on “Saturday Night Live” from 1981-1982. Her numerous guest starring and recurring roles include USA’s “Royal Pains,” “Samantha Who?,” “Cashmere Mafia,” “Lipstick Jungle,” “Law & Order: SVU,” “Will & Grace,” “Related,” “Rachel Gunn, R.N.,” “Ally McBeal,” “Crossing Jordan,” and “Murphy Brown.” Her TV movie credits include “Mary and Rhoda”, “Gypsy” with Bette Midler, “Dying to Love You,” “The Dollmaker” with Jane Fonda, USA’s “Unexpected Family” and “Unexpected Life” (both with Stockard Channing) as well as “Double Platinum” with Diana Ross.
Her feature film credits include “Amadeus,” “Tootsie,” “Thief of Hearts”, Billy Cosby’s “Ghost Dad,” “Folks!,” “Dead Again,” “My Girl 2,” “Richie Rich,” “Black Sheep,” and ‘Til There Was You.”
As if theatre, television, and movies weren’t enough, Christine also entertains crowds with her sold-out cabaret shows (many times performing with the one and only Billy Stritch, who is also a fellow “Adaumbelle’s Quest” participant). She has performed in such legendary cabaret venues as Birdland, Feinstein’s At The Regency, The Metropolitan Room, and Cinegrill. Her CDs include: “Live at the Cinegrill,” “In Your Dreams,” and “Sunday In New York” (both with Billy Stritich).
You can catch Christine and Billy in concert together from December 2-5 at Birdland in New York City performing their holiday extravaganza “Town & Country Christmas,” featuring seasonal classics from their past shows as well as some brand-new material. They are sure to sell out fast, so get your tickets now! For more on Christine Ebersole, be sure to visit: http://www.christineebersole.com.
1. What is the highest and lowest note you can sing? Lowest is a D below middle C. Highest is an E above high C.
2. Do you have any strange or unusual talent that no one knows about? I play the nose trumpet, but everyone knows that.
3. Who is the one person you haven’t worked with that you would like to? Alan Rickman.
4. Who do you consider to be your hero? Luke Rudkowski.
5. If you could dream about anyone while you sleep, who would it be? Paris.
6. What was your first fan encounter like? I don’t remember.
7. If you couldn’t be doing what you are doing now, what career would you choose? Wealthy.
8. Favorite play/musical? “Grey Gardens.”
9. Favorite website: www.wearechange.org.
10. “Mary” or “Rhoda”? They are both friends of mine.
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