Began performing at age 4 in a local variety show.
During childhood appeared in community theater productions, and national and international competitions in voice, piano, flute, theater and dance.
Won the Princess Grace Award from the Princess Grace Foundation in 1993 and was named National Tap Dance Champion for four consecutive years by the Dance Educators of America.
Made Broadway debut in 2000 in James Joyces' The Dead; later appeared in Hollywood Arms, By Jeeves, Sweeney Todd and Billy Elliott; wrote and performed the one-woman play Finishing the Hat in 2007.
Won an Obie Award in 2007 for The Dark at the Top of the Stairs.
Self-produced and released Old Friends, a solo CD in 2009.
Has sung as a soloist with the London Symphony and the Rochester Philharmonic.
Special interests include metaphysics, mystic history and philosophy.
Is a certified reflexologist.
Donna Lynne Champlin
January 21, 1971 (age 53)
Rochester, New York, United States
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Bio
Began performing at age 4 in a local variety show.
During childhood appeared in community theater productions, and national and international competitions in voice, piano, flute, theater and dance.
Won the Princess Grace Award from the Princess Grace Foundation in 1993 and was named National Tap Dance Champion for four consecutive years by the Dance Educators of America.
Made Broadway debut in 2000 in James Joyces' The Dead; later appeared in Hollywood Arms, By Jeeves, Sweeney Todd and Billy Elliott; wrote and performed the one-woman play Finishing the Hat in 2007.
Won an Obie Award in 2007 for The Dark at the Top of the Stairs.
Self-produced and released Old Friends, a solo CD in 2009.
Has sung as a soloist with the London Symphony and the Rochester Philharmonic.
Special interests include metaphysics, mystic history and philosophy.