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SARA GETTELFINGER TELEVISION/FILM THE BIG C Co-Star Showtime / Anna Boden, dir. GEORGETOWN (pilot) Co-Star ABC / Mark Piznarski, dir. SEX AND THE CITY: THE MOVIE Featured New Line Cinema / Michael Patrick King, dir. ED Supporting NBC / Marc Buckland, dir. WITHOUT A TRACE Supporting CBS / Paul Holahan, dir. GUIDING LIGHT Featured CBS BROADWAY A FREE MAN OF COLOR Dona Athene, Calliope Vivian Beaumont Theatre George C. Wolfe, dir. DIRTY ROTTEN SCOUNDRELS Jolene Oakes Imperial Theatre / Jack O’Brien, dir. NINE Carla Eugene O’Neill Theatre / David Leveaux, dir. THE BOYS FROM SYRACUSE Courtesan, u/s Luce American Airlines Theatre / Scott Ellis, dir. SEUSSICAL Bird Girl, u/s Mayzie Richard Rodgers Theatre / Rob Marshall, dir. NATIONAL TOUR THE ADDAMS FAMILY Morticia Addams Jerry Zaks, dir. 101 DALMATIANS Cruella Deville Jerry Zaks, dir. FOSSE Featured OFF-BROADWAY ATOMIC Trude and Laverne Theatre Row CATCH ME IF YOU CAN Cheryl Ann Workshop GREY GARDENS ‘Little’ Edie Beale Playwrights Horizons Sundance Institute Michael Greif, dir. COMPANY April Helen Hayes Theatre CARNIVAL Princess Olga City Center Encores! TENDERLOIN Liz City Center Encores! ANYTHING GOES Passenger Lincoln Center Theatre REGIONAL THEATRE DOG AND PONY (reading) Wives The Old Globe / Roger Rees, dir. POOL BOY Ms. Duvall Barrington Stage Theatre PIPPIN Fastrada Mark Taper, Deaf West Fastrada Papermill Playhouse CHICAGO Velma Kelly Reagle Music Theatre HALF A SIXPENCE Ann Goodspeed Opera House LONE STAR LOVE Aggie Ford Great Lakes Theatre Fest. JERRY HERMAN’S BROADWAY Featured Cincinnati, SSN STARDUST Featured Cincinnati, SSN A CHORUS LINE Cassie Music Theatre of Louisville BYE BYE BIRDIE Rosie Music Theatre of Louisville LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS Audrey Music Theatre of Louisville THE GOODBYE GIRL Jenna Wagon Wheel Theatre MOON OVER BUFFALO Eileen Wagon Wheel Theatre.

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