Kate Goehring

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Kate Goehring is an American stage, film and television actress.

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Early life

Goehring grew up on Mason's Island. [1] Her father, Edmund Goehring, Sr., was a Commander in the Navy in World War II and a vice president of sales for an electronics company. [2] Her mother, Helen Goehring, is a writer and retired development director. [3]

Goehring graduated from Oberlin College with a degree in American Romantic Fiction. [1]

Career

Film and television

Goehring has won Best Performance by An Actor at the 2023 New York Shorts International Film Festival for her work in the short film Bad Mother. [4] She co-starred in the independent feature Swimmers , as well as appearing on Law & Order , Law & Order: Special Victims Unit and Law & Order: Criminal Intent . She starred opposite David Jason as Detective Grace Wallace in ITV's March in Windy City. Other co-starring roles include Stella , Gossip Girl , One Life to Live , ER , and The Untouchables . Goehring also originated the character of Magenta in the video game Grand Theft Auto V . She has been nominated for a Chicago local Emmy for her performance in John Logan's Moment of Rage, [5] starring Denis O'Hare.

Theater

Goehring first garnered notice for her Chicago performance in Christopher Durang's Laughing Wild for which she won a Joseph Jefferson Citation. [6] She played Harper Pitt in Tony Kushner's first national tour of Angels in America , which earned her a Miami Carbonell Award. [7] Goehring was most recently in the Broadway production of "The Inheritance", [8] directed by Stephen David Daldry.

Early on in Chicago, Goehring was nominated for a Joseph Jefferson Award for Candida at the Court Theatre.[ citation needed ] She worked with the Court Theatre, Goodman Theatre, Victory Gardens Theater, Northlight Theatre, [9] and Bailiwick Repertory Theatre. [10] She earned her Equity Card in the process [11] Other more recent credits include playing Vivian Bearing, PhD, in Margaret Edson's Wit , at North Carolina Theatre, for which she won Best Actress in a Play (Broadway World/Raleigh); and Mother Radiunt in the Triad Stage world premiere of Radiunt Abundunt. [12]

Other regional work includes playing Eleanor of Aquitane in the Folger Shakespeare Library production of Shakespeare's "The Life and Death of King John", [13] and Lady Bracknell in "The Importance of Being Earnest" at New York Classical Theatre. [14] Other work in regional theaters includes the Intiman, A Contemporary Theatre, Arena Stage, the McCarter Theatre, the Huntington Theatre Company, the Triad Stage, and Milwaukee Repertory. [15] She played Bella opposite Judy Kaye in Lost in Yonkers at the Arizona Theatre Company. [16]

Awards

Goehring has received:

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  14. ↑ https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=New_York_Classical_Theatre&action=edit/ [ dead link ]
  15. ↑ "Kate Goehring theatre profile".
  16. ↑ "Help Center - the Arizona Republic".
  17. ↑ "2016 BroadwayWorld Raleigh Awards Winners Announced - Judy McLane, Hunter Foster, Dirk Lumbard and More!".
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