Meghan Andrews
Meghan Andrews is an American actress and singer.
Meghan Andrews
- Name
- Meghan Andrews
- Occupation
- Actress, singer
- Born
- 1979 · New York City.
- Nationality
- United States
- Fields
- music composing
- Languages
- English
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Meghan Andrews is an American actress and singer.
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Meghan Andrews (born 1979) is an American actress, composer and singer, among other activities. The actress was born in New York City. Meghan Andrews is active in music composing.
Genres include traditional folk. Languages used include English.
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Key facts
• Name — Meghan Andrews • Occupation — Actress, singer • Years Active — 1990s–present Meghan Andrews is an American actress and singer.
Career
Career
Andrews began her career as a child actor, appearing in the television series The Baby-Sitters Club, which aired on HBO. She also appeared in other television programming during the early 1990s. She later established a stage career, appearing in Broadway, Off-Broadway, regional, and touring productions. Her theater credits include productions such as The Trip to Bountiful, King Charles III, King Lear, and The Spitfire Grill, which were reviewed in regional and national publications. Andrews appeared in a production of Doubt: A Parable, which was reviewed by The New York Times. The review described her performance as Sister James as being “played with heartbreaking intensity.” Andrews was nominated for a Lucille Lortel Award for her performance in The Trip to Bountiful. In 2022, she received a BroadwayWorld Award for her performance as Lady Macbeth at the Alabama Shakespeare Festival. Andrews appeared in the Apple TV+ series Shrinking as Jennie. In addition to acting, Andrews is a singer-songwriter who has released studio recordings and performed live.
Filmography
Filmography
Film and television • Year — Title — Role — Notes • 1990 — Earthday Birthday — (voice) — TV movie • 1990-1993 — The — Mallory Pike — 13 Episodes • 1991 — Flesh 'n' Blood — Beauty Weed — 12 episodes • 1996 — Law & Order — Brandson Daughter — Episode: "Corpus Deliciti" • 1997 — Cost of Living — Ted's Sister • 2004–2005 — Guiding Light — Tara Ledom — TV series • 2007 — Law & Order: Criminal Intent — Vanessa Albert — Episode: "Lonelyville" • 2011 — The — Cedar Lake Receptionist • 2011 — Justified — Jill — Episode: "Save My Love" • 2016 — Drifting — Robbie • 2016 — The — Mary Simmons — Short • 2024 — Shrinking — Jennie — Episode: "Psychological Something-ism"
Theatre
Theatre
• Year — Title — Role — Venue — Notes • 1989 — The Secret Garden — Mary — 1st Broadway Workshop Production — Jujamcyn Productions • 1990 — Forgiving Typhoid Mary — Sarah — George Street Playhouse • 1990 — The Grapes of Wrath — Ruthie Joad - Understudy — Cort Theatre - Broadway — Produced by Steppenwolf Theatre Company • 1990 — Tamara — Tamara — Ensemble Studio Theatre, NYC — Off-Off Broadway • 1999 — The Taming of the Shrew — Bianca — Franklin Stock Company • 2003 — All's Well That Ends Well — Countess — Blessed Unrest, NYC — Off-Off Broadway • 2004 — Defences of Prague — Diana — La Mama Experimental Theatre Club — Off-Off Broadway • 2004 — Sympathy — Jean — Ensemble Studio Theatre, NYC — Off-Off Broadway • 2005-2006 — The Trip to Bountiful — Thelma — Signature Theatre Company, NYC — Off-Broadway Nomination for Best Supporting Actress, Lucille Lortel Awards • 2006 — Clocks & Whistles — Anne — Origin Theatre Company, NYC — Off-Off Broadway • 2006 — Honky Tonk Angels — Darlene — Alabama Shakespeare Festival • 2007 — Dracula — Mina — Fulton Opera House • 2007 — Doubt: A Parable — Sister James — George Street Playhouse • 2007 — Frost/Nixon — Evonne, Caroline understudy — St. James Theatre - Broadway — Produced by The Donmar Warehouse • 2008 — The Trip to Bountiful — Thelma — The Goodman Theatre — Chicago • 2008-2009 — Frost/Nixon — Evonne — Broadway Tour — 1st National Tour • 2012 — Words By... Ira Gershwin — Chanteuse — North Coast Repertory Theatre — San Diego, California • 2013 — Educating Rita — Rita — North Coast Repertory Theatre — San Diego, California • 2013 — Miracle on South Division Street — Beverly — Colony Theatre - Burbank — ArtsInLA.com Best Actress Critics Pick • 2014 — Collected Stories — Lisa — Rubicon Theatre — Ventura, CA • 2015 — The Empty Man — Kate — The Blank Theatre Company — Los Angeles • 2016 — Much Ado About Nothing — Hero — Here & Now Theatre Company — West Townshend, Vermont • 2017 — A Midsummer Night's Dream — Helena — Here & Now Theatre Company — West Townshend, Vermont • 2017 — The Spitfire Grill — Shelby — North Coast Reperatory Theatre — San Diego,CA • 2017 — King Charles III — Kate Middleton — Pasadena Playhouse — Los Angeles • 2018 — Theory Of Nothing — Sugar — Pasadena Playhouse — Los Angeles • 2018 — King Lear — Regan — Rubicon Theatre — Ventura, CA • 2019 — Ladies — Elizabeth Montagu — Boston Court Pasadena Theatre Company — Los Angeles • 2020 — Passion — Fosca — Boston Court Pasadena Theatre Company — Los Angeles • 2022 — Macbeth — Lady Macbeth — Alabama Shakespeare Festival • 2023 — Into the Breeches — Maggie — I.C.T — Long Beach • 2023 — The Sound of Music — Elsa — Musical Theatre West — 2023-2024 Scenies Winner! Outstanding Featured Performance in a Musical Stage Scene LA
Awards and nominations
• Lucille Lortel Award for Outstanding Featured Actress (2006, nominated, The Trip to Bountiful) • Best Featured Performance in a Musical at the Stage Scene LA Awards "Scenies" (2023, win for The Sound of Music)
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- 1.Williams, Sidney. Talent found in HBO's Baby-Sitters Club. The Town Talk. August 31, 1991.
- 2.Edel, Raymond A. Min-bio for kids. The Sunday Record. October 27, 1991.
- 3.Duffy, Mike. Flesh 'N Blood is a nifty new clash of cultures for NBC. Detroit Free Press. September 19, 1991.
- 4.Kendt, Rob. The Trip to Bountiful. Variety.
- 5.Moran, Rita. King Lear is an acting challenge. Ventura County Star.
- 6.Kragen, Pam. Spitfire Grill. San Diego Union-Tribune.
- 7.Doubt review. The New York Times. October 21, 2005.
- 8.2006 nominees. Lucille Lortel Awards.
- 9.Winners Announced For The 2022 BroadwayWorld Birmingham Awards. BroadwayWorld.
- 10.Meghan Andrews. Apple TV Snapshot.
- 11.Williams, Sidney. Talent found in HBO's Baby-Sitters Club. The Town Talk (Newspapers.com). August 31, 1991.
- 12.New York Theater Guide. The 21st Annual Lucille Lortel nominations announced.
- 13.Stevens, Andrea. 'Clocks and Whistles' Looks for Substance to Fill Up the Emptiness. The New York Times.
- 14.Jones, Kenneth. Lovers and Friends Are Strange Bedfellows in U.S. Premiere of Clocks and Whistles May 4. Playbill.
- 15.Siegel, Naomi. Moral Uncertainty Never Looked So Good. The New York Times.
- 16.Filichia, Peter. 'Doubt' and Dowd deliver convincingly. NJ.com/The Star-Ledger.
- 17.Chicago Tribune. Change drives home 'Trip to Bountiful'.
- 18.Kendt, Rob. The Trip to Bountiful. Variety.
- 19.Chicago Tribune. Finding deeper meaning in 'Bountiful'.
- 20.Kragen, Pam. Play review: Rita not quite in key. The San Diego Union-Tribune.
- 21.Brandes, Philip. Review: 'Miracle on South Division Street' is breezy, heartfelt. The Los Angeles Times.
- 22.Brandes, Philip. Review: 'Collected Stories' smartly takes on writers' power struggles. The Los Angeles Times.
- 23.Moran, Rita. Theater review: 'Collected Stories' at Rubicon Theatre in Ventura. Ventura County Star.
- 24.Kragen, Pam. 'Spitfire Grill' at North Coast Rep showcases voices of talented cast. The San Diego Union-Tribune.
- 25.McNulty, Charles. Review: Charles is king, Harry's in trouble and Kate's taking charge in Pasadena Playhouse's royal winner King Charles III. The Los Angeles Times.
- 26.Baum Nicholson, Frances. King Charles III' at the Pasadena Playhouse is a royal delight. Pasadena Star-News.
- 27.Moran, Rita. King Lear is an acting challenge, and Ventura's Rubicon meets it head-on. Ventura County Star.
- 28.Brandes, Pilip. Review: In Ventura, a pared but no less potent King Lear. The Los Angeles Times.
- 29.Gray, Margaret. Review: Boston Court Pasadena's 'Ladies' presents a puzzle of female empowerment. The Los Angeles Times.
- 30.Donelan, Charles. Worth the Drive: 'Ladies' in Pasadena. Santa Barbara Independent.
- 31.Boston Court Pasadena. Beyond the Concept: A Conversation with the Artists of Ladies.
- 32.Pasadena Weekly. Stephen Sondheim's intimate, rarely produced musical 'Passion' is resurrected with new chamber orchestrations at Boston Court.
- 33.Harmon, Rick. Review: ASF uses music to present innovative 'Macbeth'. Montgomery Advisor.
- 34.Lortel Award. 2006 nominees.
- 35.Stage Scene LA. SCENIES 2023-2024.
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