Sunday Spotlight 4/7/13: Randy Graff

It has been 2 weeks since our last Sunday Spotlight. Seems forever though, right?
There is going to be a new Sunday Spotlight every other week. This Sunday, April 7th, the Sunday Spotlight will be on Randy Graff.

Randy Graff as Fantine in Les Miserables on Broadway in 1987

Randy Graff is well known throughout theatre and film and screen. You may remember Randy Graff as Broadway's original Fantine in the Original Broadway Production of Les Miserables in 1987. She has also starred in City of Angels in 1989, where she won a Tony Award. She also recently starred in the 2004 revival of Fiddler on the Roof. Other Broadway credits include: A Class Act (2001, where she received a second Tony Award nomination), High Society (1998), Moon Over Buffalo (1995), and Laughter on the 23rd Floor (1993)

Randy's Off-Broadway Credits include: A... My Name Is Alice (1983-1984), Hotel Suite (2000 as Millie),  Sophie in A Class Act (2000), and Kay Cram in Do Re Mi (1999).

Some of Randy's Regional Credits include (but not limited to): Hello Dolly (2007) as Dolly at The Muny in St. Louis, Missouri; A Little Night Music (2002) as Charlotte at the Kennedy Center of Performing Arts in Washington D.C.; Damn Yankees (2008) at The New York City Center.

Besides being on the stage, Randy Graff has been on TV and Movie sets. In 2005, she was in the movie version of the musical Rent (as Mark's mother: Mrs. Cohen) and starred in the film Keys to Tulsa in 1997. On TV, she has starred not once, but three times on the TV series Law and Order (1991, 2001, 2005). She also starred in: Working It Out, Bless this House, and many other shows.

Register for the Sunday Spotlight here: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/6276073193637748992

To those who donated to the Sunday Spotlight, thank you! We really appreciate it. Now, we had a Rockethub fundraiser, but that ended the other day. There will be more events and ways to donate to keep these Sunday Spotlights open and FREE. Any donation is acceptable, and planning for fundraising events are underway! Those who have attended previous Sunday Spotlights got so much from actors first hand. How often do you get to ask a Broadway Star a question? Let's "Seize the Day" (Newsies anyone?) and register today!
~NPT Youth Board