Kate Burton

Broadway: Present Laughter (2017, Kevin Kline), Spring Awakening, The Beauty Queen of Leenane, An American Daughter, Wild Honey, Company, Doonesbury, Jake’s Women.

Tony-nominated for Hedda Gabler (directed by Nicholas Martin), The Elephant Man (directed by Sean Mathias), and The Constant Wife (directed by Mark Brokaw). Drama Desk-nominated for Some Americans Abroad (directed by Roger Michell).

Theatre World Award winner for Present Laughter (1982, starring and directed by George C. Scott).

Film/TV: Dumb Money, The Anne Frank Gift Shop, Our Son, Inventing Anna, The Dropout, Unfaithful, The Ice Storm, 127 Hours, 2 Days in New York, Liberal Arts, Where’d You Go, Bernadette, Celebrity, Big Trouble in Little China, Homeland, Empire Falls, Scandal, Grey’s Anatomy.

Awards: Three Tony nominations, three Emmy nominations, Emmy winner. Education & Teaching: Professor at USC and Brown University. Graduate of Brown University and Yale University.