Bernadette Peters

  

Bernadette Peters was born on February 28th, 1948 was an American actor, singer, and author of children's books. She has appeared on films, television as well as musical theatre and solo performances and recordings recorded. Her professional career has spanned more than six decades. Highly well-known Broadway performer She has earned seven Tony Awards nominations, winning two (plus an honorary award) and nine Drama Desk Award nominations. She was awarded three. Grammy Awards were won for four of her Broadway performances. Peters is widely regarded as the most effective performer of Stephen Sondheim's work. She is particularly well-known for her performance on Broadway. The early works of her were highly regarded and the appearances she made on The Muppet Show, The Carol Burnett Show as well as other TV shows. Also, she was praised for her performances in films such as Silent Movie and Pennies from Heaven. She came back to Broadway in the late 1980s and became one of the most popular performers. She also released several solo albums, as well as many singles, as well as many album of cast members. She regularly performs with her own group, the concert band. Peters continues to perform on stage in films, as well as on television in shows like Smash as well as Mozart in the Jungle. The actress has been nominated for 4 Emmy Awards as well as three Golden Globe Awards. She was awarded one time.



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