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| − | '''Valerie Cutko''' is the actress | + | '''Valerie Cutko''' is the actress who played the role of [[Michelle Clore]] in the webseries [[KateModern]]. |
| − | Valerie began her career in America, playing Rafaella in Grand Hotel on Broadway, working in Alcestis and The Balcony at the American Repertory Theatre, working on Nine and Fanny at the Papermill Playhouse, and Love's Labour's Lost, The Cherry Orchard, and Skin of the Night at the La Mama Experimental Theatre Club. In Europe, she was a featured soloist in Radio Days at the Monte Carlo Sporting Club, and toured in Evita, My Fair Lady, and Jesus Christ Superstar. | + | Valerie began her career in America, playing Rafaella in the Grand Hotel on Broadway, working in ''Alcestis and The Balcony'' at the American Repertory Theatre, working on ''Nine and Fanny'' at the Papermill Playhouse, and ''Love's Labour's Lost,'' ''The Cherry Orchard,'' and ''Skin of the Night'' at the La Mama Experimental Theatre Club. In Europe, she was a featured soloist in ''Radio Days'' at the Monte Carlo Sporting Club, and toured in ''Evita,'' ''My Fair Lady,'' and ''Jesus Christ Superstar.'' |
| − | She then moved to Britain, and | + | She then moved to Britain, and took part in roles including Queen of Transylvania in ''My Fair Lady'' at the National Theatre and Theatre Royal Drury Lane, Mme. Giry in the national tour of ''Phantom of the Opera,'' Nimue in ''Camelot'' at the Covent Garden Festival and Martin Charnin’s 9 1/2 Quid Revue at the King’s Head. |
She has performed her solo cabaret at London venues including the Jermyn Street Theatre, The Troubadour, Lauderdale House, the Wimbledon Studio Theatre and Montuno’s. | She has performed her solo cabaret at London venues including the Jermyn Street Theatre, The Troubadour, Lauderdale House, the Wimbledon Studio Theatre and Montuno’s. | ||
| − | Valerie has since ventured out into movies and television, participating in the female ensemble in 2004's | + | Valerie has since ventured out into movies and television, participating in the female ensemble in 2004's ''The Phantom of the Opera'' and playing Sofia Robinson on an episode of "The Robinsons." |
| − | ==External | + | ==External links== |
| + | *[http://www.uk.castingcallpro.com/view.php?uid=153289&position=16&page=1 Valerie at castingcallpro.com] | ||
| + | *[http://www.spotlightcd.com/interactive/cv/461945332083 Spotlight.com Profiles] | ||
*[http://www.zeldafitzgerald.com/musical/cast/biography_valerie_cutko.asp Zelda Fitzgerald Cast Biography] | *[http://www.zeldafitzgerald.com/musical/cast/biography_valerie_cutko.asp Zelda Fitzgerald Cast Biography] | ||
*[http://www.achillesinheels.com/valerie.htm Achilles In Heels Profile] | *[http://www.achillesinheels.com/valerie.htm Achilles In Heels Profile] | ||
*[http://www.sondheim.org/php/news.php?id=2170 Sondheim Profile] | *[http://www.sondheim.org/php/news.php?id=2170 Sondheim Profile] | ||
| + | *[http://www.globalartists.co.uk/pages/actress.php?content_id=156 Agency Profile] | ||
{{KateCrewIndex}} | {{KateCrewIndex}} | ||
Latest revision as of 19:23, 16 September 2008
| Valerie Cutko | |
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| Portrays | Michelle Clore |
| Background information | |
| Age | Unknown |
| IMDB | on IMDB.com |
Valerie Cutko is the actress who played the role of Michelle Clore in the webseries KateModern.
Valerie began her career in America, playing Rafaella in the Grand Hotel on Broadway, working in Alcestis and The Balcony at the American Repertory Theatre, working on Nine and Fanny at the Papermill Playhouse, and Love's Labour's Lost, The Cherry Orchard, and Skin of the Night at the La Mama Experimental Theatre Club. In Europe, she was a featured soloist in Radio Days at the Monte Carlo Sporting Club, and toured in Evita, My Fair Lady, and Jesus Christ Superstar.
She then moved to Britain, and took part in roles including Queen of Transylvania in My Fair Lady at the National Theatre and Theatre Royal Drury Lane, Mme. Giry in the national tour of Phantom of the Opera, Nimue in Camelot at the Covent Garden Festival and Martin Charnin’s 9 1/2 Quid Revue at the King’s Head.
She has performed her solo cabaret at London venues including the Jermyn Street Theatre, The Troubadour, Lauderdale House, the Wimbledon Studio Theatre and Montuno’s.
Valerie has since ventured out into movies and television, participating in the female ensemble in 2004's The Phantom of the Opera and playing Sofia Robinson on an episode of "The Robinsons."
External links
- Valerie at castingcallpro.com
- Spotlight.com Profiles
- Zelda Fitzgerald Cast Biography
- Achilles In Heels Profile
- Sondheim Profile
- Agency Profile
| KateModern Cast & Crew | |
|---|---|
| Main Cast | Alexandra Weaver · Tara Rushton · Ralf Little · Jai Rajani · Giles Alderson · Lucinda Rhodes Flaherty · Sam Donovan · Emma Pollard |
| Supporting Cast | Pippa Duffy · Liam Reilly · Gene Foad · Valerie Cutko · Matthew Gammie · T'Nia Miller · Mike GLC · Phil Whelans · Ronan Summers |
| Creators | Miles Beckett · Greg Goodfried |
| Crew | Joanna Shields · Amanda Goodfried · Kelly Brett · Cristy Coors Beasley · Pete Gibbons · Louis Figgis · Claire Finbow · Elisabeth Pinto · Jonathan Almond · Amy Barnes · Lucy Chilton · Meryl Iona Edwards · Gavin Rowe · Luke Taylor · Yusuf Pirhasan · Sam Rowland · John Palmer · Zan Barberton · Matthew Hart · Luke Hyams · Tom Wright · Hazel Grian · Neil Mossey · Lawrence Tallis · Ricky Martin |
| Cameos | Jamie Bell · The Days · Sister Mary And The Choirboys · Nick Grimshaw · Scouting for Girls · Other Cameos |
