Drama Desk Award Outstanding Actress in a Musical "Gypsy" 2008
Tony Award Best Performance by a Leading Actress in a Musical "Gypsy" 2008
National Board of Review Award Best Acting by an Ensemble "State and Main" 2000
Outer Critics Circle Award Outstanding Solo Performance "Patti LuPone on Broadway" 1996
Drama Desk Award Outstanding Actress in a Musical "Anything Goes" 1988
Olivier Award Best Actress in a Musical "The Cradle Will Rock" 1985
Drama Desk Award Outstanding Actress in a Musical "Evita" 1980
Tony Award Best Performance by a Leading Actress in a Musical "Evita" 1980
2007 Directed by Arthur Laurents in LuPone's version of "Gypsy" at City Center; reprised role for the Broadway production in 2008
2005 Cast in "Sweeney Todd" as the industrious pie-maker; earned a Tony nomination for her performance
2002 Played Emmy Cosell opposite John Turturro in the TNT movie "Monday Night Mayhem"
2001 Returned to the stage as co-star of the Broadway revival of "Noises Off"
2000 Played an assistant district attorney in the CBS drama "Falcone"
2000 Starred as Mrs Lovett in benefit concert staging of "Sweeney Todd" honoring Stephen Sondheim on his 70th birthday
2000 Performed in concert with Audra McDonald at the Hollywood Bowl (July)
2000 Co-starred as the social climbing, mayor's wife in David Mamet's "State and Main"
2000 Performed her concert show "Matters of the Heart" at Lincoln Center
1999 Returned to features as a tough TV producer in Nancy Savoca's "The 24 Hour Woman"
1999 Toured in the one-woman show "Matters of the Heart"
1999 Had supporting role in Spike Lee's "Summer of Sam"
1997 One-woman show "An Evening with Patti LuPone" aired on PBS stations
1997 Returned to Broadway in David Mamet's "The Old Neighborhood"
1996 Replaced Zoe Caldwell in the Broadway production of "Master Class"; took show to London
1995 Returned to NY stage in City Center's "Encores! Great American Musicals" concert performance of "Pal Joey" in May
1995 Headlined own one-woman show, "Patti LuPone on Broadway"
1993 Cast in the London production of Andrew Lloyd Webber's "Sunset Boulevard"; fired by Webber in favor of Glenn Close who appeared in Los Angeles production; filed lawsuit and settled out of court for un
1989 - 1993 First leading role in TV series, "Life Goes On" (ABC)
1985 London stage debut, the Moll in the Acting Company's production of "The Cradle Will Rock"
1985 Cast as Fantine in the Royal Shakespeare Company production of "Les Miserables"
1984 Earned plaudits as Nancy in the short-lived Broadway revival of "Oliver!"
1979 Breakthrough stage role as "Evita" in the Broadway production
1978 Film debut in "King of the Gypsies"
1977 First leading role in stage musical, "The Baker's Wife"; toured but did not open in NYC
1973 Broadway debut in "The Three Sisters"
1972 Joined John Houseman's Acting Company after graduating from The Juilliard School
1967 - 1972 Attended Juilliard as a member of the first class of the drama division
1953 Began taking tap dancing lessons at age four
Performed with brothers, twins Robert and William as "The LuPone Trio" in mid-1960s
