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.
  • Is a certified reflexologist.
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Donna Lynne Champlin
January 21, 1971 (age 53)
Rochester, New York, United States

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.
  • Is a certified reflexologist.
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