- Name: Nancy Travis
- Date of Birth: September 21, 1961
- Place of Birth: New York, New York, USA
Mini-bio:
Nancy Travis lived in Baltimore and Boston before returning to her
birthplace to study drama at New York University. Her first job out of
school was with New York's American Jewish Theater, after wh...( read more)
birthplace to study drama at New York University. Her first job out of
school was with New York's American Jewish Theater, after wh...( read more)
Nancy Travis Wiki Profile
Welcome to the Nancy Travis wiki profile. This page is created by Flixster users like you with the help of friendly community Flixster Experts.
No Expert yet! Want your picture here? Click here.
Adding your knowledge to this page is easy. Just click the "EasyEdit" button below. To become a Flixster Expert or find out more about the program, click here.
And for general help on the wiki, click here.
Fan Pages
- No pages yet
- Add a page
(What's this?)
What is the EasyEdit button?
This website gets better when people like you add to it. Just click the EasyEdit button to start. (help)
|
Nancy Travis mini-bio: Nancy Travis lived in Baltimore and Boston before returning to her
birthplace to study drama at New York University. Her first job out of
school was with New York's American Jewish Theater, after which she hit the
road, joining the national tour of Neil Simon's "Brighton Beach Memoirs."
She has maintained a connection to the stage throughout her career. A
founding member of the New York-based off-Broadway theater company Naked
Angels, she appeared in their production of Frank Pugliese's play "Aven-U
Boys, " as well as "King of Connecticut" with Frances McDormand. She also
performed in the Broadway run of the award-winning play "I'm Not Rappaport"
with Cleavon Little and Judd Hirsch. More recently, she appeared in Athol
Fugard's "My Children, My Africa," which the author directed at the La Jolla
Playhouse. No stranger to television, Travis starred with Peter Gallagher
and Isabella Rossellini in the Tom Cruise-directed segment of the Showtime
anthology series "Fallen Angels" (1993).
Meet Other Fans
Comments
-
vitoradriencpposted 658 days ago -
