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Brenda Currin

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Brenda Currin is an OBIE Award winning actress. Brenda's career began as Nancy Clutter in In Cold Blood. She went on to play Pooh Percy in The World According To Garp with Robin Williams, and appeared in Taps, Reds, and the cult classic C.H.U.D., among others. Brenda worked in the New York theater scene, on and Off Broadway for much of her adult life. She is acclaimed for her two one-person shows based on Eudora Welty's work, Sister and Miss Lexie and A Fire Was In My Head. eudoraweltyonstage.co . In 1990 Brenda left the theater to get a Master's degree in anthropology and then co-founded What Girls Know, a theater program for the healthy development of adolescent girls, which she directed in NYC and other parts of the country for the next 15 years. Since returning to acting, she has worked continually in New York, with concentration on the works of Tennessee Williams, Jane Bowles, Harper Lee, Horton Foote, and a new play, Mr. Toole (Vivian Neuwirth) as Thelma Toole. Brenda's recent film/TV work includes Gossamer Folds, Out Of Blue and Claws. She now resides in New Orleans.

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In Cold Blood

19677.5out of 10

The World According to Garp

19826.7out of 10

Reds

19816.9out of 10

C.H.U.D.

19845.6out of 10

Gossip Girl

20217.3out of 10

Life with Mikey

19935.7out of 10

Out of Blue

20195.1out of 10

Going Berserk

19835.1out of 10

Diary of a Hitman

19915.4out of 10

Daughter of the Bride

20235.8out of 10

Tales from the Darkside

19905.9out of 10

The Scarlet Letter

19794.5out of 10

Grounded in Love

20258.0out of 10

Christmas Belles

20192.4out of 10

Gossamer Folds

20204.3out of 10

6 morts dans la nuit : « De sang-froid » – Truman Capote

20248.0out of 10

Trick or Treat

19830.0out of 10

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