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DEANNA DUNAGAN AEA, SAG-AFTRA FILM So Cold the River Supporting Independent Film Paul Shoulberg Stillwater Supporting Focus Features Tom McCarthy An Acceptable Loss Lead IFC Films Joe Chapelle The Visit Lead Universal M. Night Shyamalan The Cherokee Word for Water Supporting Independent Film Tim Kelly Just Like a Woman Supporting Independent Film Rachid Bouchareb Mariachi Gringo Supporting Independent Film Tom Gustafson The Company Featured Killer Films Robert Altman Losing Isaiah Supporting Paramount Stephen Gyllenhaal Men Don't Leave Supporting Jon Avent Paul Brickham Running Scared Supporting MGM Peter Hyams The Naked Face Supporting Cannon Films Brian Forbes TELEVISION Dispatches From Elsewhere Recurring AMC Jason Segel Tell Me Your Secrets Recurring TNT Cherie Nowlan The Exorcist Recurring FOX Various The Strain Guest Star FX Ken Girotti Chicago Med Recurring NBC Fred Berner House of Cards Guest Star Netflix John Coles Private Practice Guest Star ABC Amy Kaderall Mitch Albom's "Have a Little Faith" Lead ABC/Hallmark Hall of Fame Jon Avnet Unforgettable Recurring CBS Niels Arden Oplev Detroit 187 Guest Star ABC Andrew Bernstein Ugly Betty Guest Star ABC Richard Heus Cold Case Guest Star CBS Chris Fischer Psych Guest Star USA Andrew Bernstein The Big D (TV Movie) Lead CBS Andy Ackerman Law & Order Guest Star NBC Marisol Torres What About Joan Guest Star ABC M. Lembeck/JL. Brooks Prison Break Recurring FOX M. Beesley, R. Zisk A Will of Their Own Featured NBC Mini Series Karen Authur Amerika Recurring Guest Star ABC Mini Series Donald Wrye American Playhouse Recurring Guest Star PBS Various Will (TV Movie) Supporting NBS Rob Lieberman BROADWAY/WEST END *August: Osage County Violet The National Anna Shapiro *+August: Osage County Violet Imperial Theatre Anna Shapiro Man and Superman Ann Whitefield Circle In The Square Stephen Porter *Tony Award +Joseph Jefferson Nomination #After Dark Award Nomination OFF-BROADWAY The Treasurer Ida Playwrights Horizons David Cromer REGIONAL THEATRE Blind Date Nancy Reagan Goodman Theatre Robert Falls The Revisionist Maria The Wallis Robin Larson Other Desert Cities Polly Wyeth Goodman Theatre Henry Wishcamper A Little Night Music Madame Armfeldt Writers' Theatre William Brown +I Never Sang For My Father Margaret Steppenwolf Anna Shapiro +James Joyce's The Dead Aunt Julia Court Theatre Charles Newell Bounce US/Mama Kennedy Center Harold Prince #A Delicate Balance Claire Remy Bumppo James Bohnen Was Dotty American Musical Theatre Project Tina Landau #The Glamour House Trudi Stein Victory Gardens Sandy Shinner The Merry Wives of Windsor Mistress Page Shakespeare Dallas Charles Marowitz Bleacher Bums Rose The Organic Joe Montagna Sunday in the Park with George Yvonne/Naomi Goodman Theatre Michael Maggio Hamlet Gertrude Wisdom Bridge Robert Falls Children Of A Lesser God Edna Klein 1st National Tour Gordon Davidson Death Tax Maxine Lookingglass Theatre Heidi Stillman The North China Lover M Lookingglass Theatre Heidi Stillman READINGS/WORKSHOPS The Treasurer Gertrude Sundance Theatre Lab David Cromer AWARDS *Tony Award, Drama Desk Award, Outer Critics Award, Drama League Award, Theatre World Award, Olivier Nomination, London Eving Standard Nomination + Joseph Jefferson Award # After Dark Award .

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Tension Increases As Veto Session Nears G TE SOSIN Amon by KA Ic Headed Meny D from LGBT Groupsr Ythese Optimist Days
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