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JULIA MURNEY TELEVISION/FILM MADAM SECRETARY Guest Star CBS Tony Phelan ELEMENTARY Guest Star CBS Jerry Levine OUTLIVING EMILY Featured Tenaﬂy Film Company Eric Weber LA VIDA INESPERADA Featured Ruleta Media!! ! Jorge Torregrossa GABRIEL Featured AGX Lou Howe LAW & ORDER Guest Star NBC Michael Watkins BROTHERS & SISTERS Co-Star ABC Ken Olin 30 ROCK Co-Star NBC Don Scardino GHOST TOWN Featured DreamWorks David Koepp MULTIPLE SARCASMS Featured Multiple Avenue Releasing Brooks Branch ED Recurring NBC LAW & ORDER: CRIMINAL INTENT Guest Star NBC Alex Chapple SEX AND THE CITY Co-Star HBO Michael Patrick King NYPD BLUE Co-Star ABC Mark Tinker ONE LIFE TO LIVE Featured ABC LAW & ORDER Co-Star NBC Martha Mitchell LAW & ORDER: SVU Co-Star NBC Lesli Linka Glatter SAY YOU DO Lead RIPfest #4 Scott Schwartz BROADWAY WICKED (Acclaim Award) Elphaba Gershwin Theatre Joe Mantello LENNON Julia Broadhurst Theatre Don Scardino NEW YORK THEATRE FALLING (Drama Desk Nom.) Tami Martin Minetta Lane Theatre Lori Adams CLOSER THAN EVER Julia York Theatre Richard Maltby, Jr. THE LANDING Mom The Vineyard Theatre Walter Bobbie QUEEN OF THE MIST Carrie Nation, et al. Transport Group Jack Cummings III THE WILD PARTY (Drama Desk Nom.) Queenie Manhattan Theatre Club Gabriel Barre THE VAGINA MONOLOGUES Actress Westside Theatre Joe Mantello SAVED Lillian Playwrights Horizons Gary Grifn CRIMES OF THE HEART Chick 2nd Stage Garry Hynes A CLASS ACT Felicia Manhattan Theatre Club Lonny Price CHESS IN CONCERT Florence New Amsterdam Peter Flynn TIME AND AGAIN (Lucille Lortel nominee) Kate Manhattan Theatre Club Susan H. Schulman CLOUD 9 Ellen/Saunders/Victoria Perry Street Theatre Michael Rego FIRST LADY SUITE Amelia Earhart Transport Group Jack Cummings III ARRANGEMENTS Ros Atlantic Theatre Company Christian Parker REGIONAL THEATRE MAMMA MIA Donna Sheridan The MUNY Dan Knechtges SPAMALOT Lady of the Lake Casa Manana Hunter Foster SEUSSICAL Mayzie LaBird The MUNY Dan Knechtges SHREK Princess Fiona The MUNY John Tartaglia FIRST YOU DREAM: THE MUSIC OF KANDER & EBB Julia Signature Theatre, D.C. Eric Schaefer EVITA Eva Sacramento Music Circus Glenn Casale RAGTIME Mother North Carolina Theatre Joe Locarro THE LAST FIVE YEARS Cathy Reprise LA Jason Robert Brown INTO THE WOODS The Baker’s Wife Pioneer Theatre Charles Karchmer SNAPSHOTS (world premiere) Susan Westport Playhouse/Virginia Stage Michael Scheman CAN-CAN Framboise Goodspeed Opera House Martin Charnin WORKSHOPS BECAUSE OF WINN-DIXIE: THE MUSICAL Jeannie Goodspeed Opera House John Tartaglia FAR FROM HEAVEN Eleanor Playwrights Horizons Michael Greif WHEN YOU WISH Eva/Older Allison Disney Theatricals Tina Landau THE MISTRESS CYCLE Anais Nin Williamstown Theatre Festival Jonathan Bernstein SKINDIVER The Shrink Long Wharf Theater Charles Randolph Wright RECORDINGS Numerous album appearances, including: I’M NOT WAITING Solo Album Sh-K-Boom THE WILD PARTY Original Cast Recording RCA-Victor A CLASS ACT Original Cast Recording RCA-Victor HAIR (Grammy Nom.) Actor’s Fund Concert Sh-K-Boom.

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