Katrina Lenk

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Katrina Lenk
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Katrina Lenk in 2018
Born (1974-11-26) November 26, 1974 (age 49)
Chicago, Illinois, U.S.
Alma mater Northwestern University
Occupations
  • Actress
  • singer
  • dancer
Years active2000–present
Awards Emmy Award
Grammy Award
Tony Award

Katrina Lenk (born November 26, 1974) is an American actress, singer, dancer, musician, and songwriter.

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Lenk originated the role of Dina in the Broadway musical The Band's Visit , a performance for which she won the 2018 Tony Award for Best Actress in a Musical. She also performed the lead role of Bobbie in the 2021 gender-swapped revival of Stephen Sondheim's musical Company . [1] Lenk's additional stage credits include roles in the Broadway productions of Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark , Once , and Indecent , as well as roles in regional theater productions.

Early life and education

Lenk was born in Chicago, Illinois to a family of Eastern European descent. [2] [3] She attended Barrington High School in Barrington, Illinois. She graduated from the School of Music at Northwestern University in 1997, majoring in viola performance and studying voice and musical theatre. [4] [5] [6] [7]

Career

Lenk appeared as Yitzak in Hedwig and the Angry Inch at the Broadway Theatre, Chicago, in May 2001. [8] She performed as Linda Lovelace in the musical Lovelace: A Rock Musical in 2008 at the Hayworth Theatre, Los Angeles, about which the L. A. Weekly wrote: "As Linda, Katrina Lenk is sensational—she has a dozen nuanced smiles that range from innocent and shattered to grateful, in order to express whatever passes as kindness when, say, a male co-star (Josh Greene) promises to make their scene fun." [9]

She made her Broadway debut in The Miracle Worker in March 2010 as the understudy for the roles of Annie Sullivan and Kate Keller. [10] She joined the cast of the Broadway musical Once in May 2013, in the role of Réza, the violinist. [11]

In 2015 she appeared in the Yale Repertory Theatre world premiere of Indecent by Paula Vogel. [12] She then appeared in the 2016 Off-Broadway production at the Vineyard Theatre, [13] followed by the Broadway production at the Cort Theatre in 2017. [14] [15] In her review for Newsday , Linda Winer noted the "...dancing, singing actors as the earthy, sensual Katrina Lenk." [16] For her performance she received the 2017 Theatre World Award Dorothy Loudon Award for Excellence. [10] A performance of the play was filmed for television and broadcast on PBS in November 2017. [17]

Lenk appeared on Broadway as Dina in the 2017 musical The Band's Visit , for which she won the 2018 Tony Award for Best Actress in a Musical. Craig Nakano of the Los Angeles Times wrote: "For Lenk, the role is another turning point. After studying music and theater at Northwestern University, Lenk devoted herself to theater in California.... it’s her poignant, heart-aching turn as Dina that is poised to make her a star." [18]

She is the creator of musical persona and stage act Moxy Phinx. [19] [20]

Lenk starred in the lead role of Bobbie, opposite Patti LuPone as Joanne, in a gender-swapped revival of Stephen Sondheim's Company , [21] which started previews on Broadway at the Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre on March 2 and was scheduled to open on March 22, 2020, until delayed by the COVID-19 pandemic. [22] [23] The production resumed previews on November 15, 2021, for an opening date of December 9, 2021.[ citation needed ] Lenk also appeared in the final season of Ozark , playing the role of Clare.

Theatre

Year(s)ProductionRoleLocationCategory
2000 Gigi Gigi Theatre at the Center, Munster, IndianaRegional
ProposalsSammii Theatre at the Center, Munster, IndianaRegional
2001 Hedwig and the Angry Inch YitzhakBroadway Theatre, Chicago Regional
42nd Street Peggy Sawyer Theatre at the Center, Munster, IndianaRegional
2002 A Christmas Carol Fiddler/Ensemble Goodman Theatre, Chicago, IllinoisRegional
2005 Lost Land Anna Steppenwolf Theatre, Chicago, IllinoisRegional
Cat on a Hot Tin Roof Maggie/Mae (understudy) Geffen Playhouse, Los Angeles, CaliforniaRegional
The Caucasian Chalk Circle Grusha South Coast Repertory, Costa Mesa, CaliforniaRegional
2006CamilleCamille Bard SummerScape, New YorkRegional
2007SafetyTanyaCloset Space Theater, Los Angeles, CaliforniaRegional [24]
iWitness Margaret Mark Taper Forum, Los AngelesRegional
Chicago Velma Kelly Hudson Backstage Theatre, Hollywood, CaliforniaRegional [25]
2008 Lovelace: A Rock Musical Linda Lovelace Hayworth Theatre, Los Angeles, CaliforniaRegional
2009 Creature from the Black Lagoon: The Musical Kay Universal Studios Hollywood, Los Angeles, CaliforniaRegional [26]
2010Lovelace: A Rock MusicalLinda Lovelace Edinburgh Fringe, Edinburgh, Scotland, UKInternational Festival
Peter Pan, or The Boy Who Would Not Grow Up Mrs. Darling/Slightly The Alley Theatre, Houston, TexasRegional [27]
The Miracle Worker Annie Sullivan, Kate Keller (understudy) Circle in the Square Theatre Broadway
2011 Cabaret Fräulein KostFreud Playhouse at UCLA, Los Angeles, CaliforniaRegional [28]
2012CloudlandsCaroline South Coast Repertory Orange County, CaliforniaRegional [29]
Elemeno Pea Michaela South Coast Repertory Orange County, CaliforniaRegional [30]
2012–2013 Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark Arachne (replacement) Lyric Theatre Broadway
2013–2015 Once Réza (replacement) Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre Broadway
2015 Indecent Manke Yale Repertory Theatre, New Haven, ConnecticutCommissioned
La Jolla Playhouse, San Diego, CaliforniaRegional
2016 Vineyard Theatre Off-Broadway
2016–2017 The Band's Visit Dina Atlantic Theater Company Off-Broadway
2017IndecentManke James Earl Jones Theatre Broadway
2017–2019The Band's VisitDina Ethel Barrymore Theatre Broadway
2020 Company BobbieBernard B. Jacobs TheatreBroadway
2021–2022

Filmography

Film

YearTitleRoleNotes
2003The Acedia ThingPoet
2004Liar!MoiraShort film
VolareCandy patron No. 1Short film
2005Space DazeElania HoffmanVideo
2006Kiss Me in the DarkWomanShort film
2007Crime FictionLaurenShort film
The Grand InquisitorAuditioning Jesus
2009White Widow—Short film
PreservationViola/VeraShort film
Love on the TundraAlexiaShort film
2010Chateau BelvedereGenevieve MasolowskiShort film
Happy. Thank You. More. Please. —Music credit only: "Phosphorescent Green"
2012Arthur and the BunniesSaraShort film
2013One for My BabyActressShort film
2014The VigilanteAgent StansfieldShort film
2015FracKturedDelShort film [31]
2016Élan VitalChristine [32]
Evol: The Theory of LoveYolanda
2019 Love Is Blind Dr. Shine

Television

YearTitleRoleNotes
2003 Will & Grace Marta the MaidEpisode: "Fagmalion Part 4: The Guy Who Loved Me"
2005Studio HouseStarletTV movie
2006 According to Jim NurseEpisode: "Belaboring the Point"
2009 Ruby & the Rockits Lady No. 2Episode: "Hot for Spanish Teacher"
2014 The Blacklist Carrie Anne BeckEpisode: "The Front (No. 74)"
2015 Elementary SoniaEpisode: "The Illustrious Client"
2016Miss TeriMetaEpisode: "Pilot" (Web series, co-creator, writer) [33] [34]
2017 The Get Down Ruby ConEpisode: "Gamble Everything"
IndecentMankeTV production of stage play [35] [36] [37]
2017–2018 The Good Fight Naftali AmatoRecurring role; 3 episodes [38]
The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel CosmaEpisodes: "Put That on Your Plate!", "All Alone"
2019 The Village Claire DanvilleRecurring role; 4 episodes [39]
2020 Tommy Kiley MillsRecurring role; 5 episodes [40]
Little Voice Mary KingEpisodes: "Sea Change", "Sing What I Can't Say"
2022 Ozark Clare Shaw10 episodes
2024 Apples Never Fall Lucia FortinoMiniseries; 4 episodes

Awards and nominations

YearAwardCategoryWorkResultRef
2017 Theatre World Award Dorothy Loudon Award for Excellence in the Theatre—Honoree [41]
Outer Critics Circle Award Outstanding Featured Actress in a Play Indecent Nominated [42]
Outstanding Actress in a Musical The Band's Visit Nominated [42]
Lucille Lortel Award Outstanding Lead Actress in a MusicalWon [43]
2018 Tony Award Best Actress in a Musical Won [44]
Drama League Award Distinguished PerformanceNominated [45]
Chita Rivera Award for Dance and Choreography Outstanding Female Dancer in a Broadway ShowNominated [46]
2019 Grammy Award Best Musical Theater Album Won [47]
Daytime Emmy Award Outstanding Musical Performance in a Daytime Program (with the cast of The Band's Visit)Won [48]

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