2000 Seen briefly in the comedy "Nurse Betty"
2000 Was one of the producers of the film "Dancing at the Blue Iguana", featuring Darryl Hannah and directed by Michael Radford
1999 Acted in the ABC adapation of "John Sandford's 'Mind Prey'"
1996 Appeared in supporting role in "One Fine Day"
1994 First starring role in a TV-movie, "Deconstructing Sarah", a USA mystery
1990 - 1993 Played secretary Gwen Taylor, a recurring character on "L.A. Law" often involved with Corbin Bernsen's Arnie Becker
1989 First TV guest shot, "thirtysomething"
1989 US film debut, Lee Grant's "Staying Together"
1989 First feature lead, Bill Forsyth's "Breaking In"
1988 Moved to Los Angeles
1988 North American film debut, "Some Girls", a Canadian co-production
1987 Feature debut, a small part in the British teen comedy "Wish You Were Here"
1987 TV-movie debut, "Tonight's the Night", an ABC comedy-drama about one weekend in a singles bar
1979 Moved to NYC at age 16 (date approximate)
1963 Born in Greenberg, Pennsylvania
Lived in Philadelphia with family
Moved to the Alleghenies with family
Relocated to the New Jersey shore with family
Moved to the Appalachians with family
Danced solo with the Westmoreland Ballet Company in Pennsylvania
Won a dance competition; accepted into the dance program at NYU's Tisch School of the Arts
Studied dance for a year at NYU until a congenital hip condition forced her to stop
Endured a period of extreme melancholia
Returned to NYU's Tisch School of the Arts to study acting
Frustrated by the teaching methods of the acting program, transferred to the film school
Formed her own theater company, The Elephant Group, based in NYC
Stage debut, The Elephant Group production of Chekhov's "The Seagull"
With the Group, appeared on stage in "Lovers", "Winners", "The Taming of the Shrew", and "Am I Blue"; also wrote and directed several small films
Played Charley Reed (replacing Jo Anderson) on "Sisters" (NBC)
