Barbara Sharma
Barbara Sharma is an actor whose BroadwayWorld credits include I Love My Wife, Last of the Red Hot Lovers, and Come Summer.
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STAGE CREDITS
[Broadway]
Original Broadway Production, 1977
Performer [Replacement], Cleo [Replacement]
[Broadway]
Original Broadway Production, 1966
Career Girl/Rosie, Career Girl, Rosie, Helene (Understudy)
[Broadway]
Original Broadway Production, 1964
Ensemble/Other Roles, Ensemble, Minnie Fay (Understudy)
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Barbara Sharma
Connection
Movies
Time Share
[ 2000 ] Harriett
[ 2000 ] Harriett
TV Shows
Becker
Mrs. Recinos
Mrs. Recinos
Glitter
Shelley Sealy
Shelley Sealy
Rhoda
Myrna Morgenstein
Myrna Morgenstein
Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In
Regular Performer
Regular Performer
News
BWW Review: DAMES AT SEA: Bon Voyage!
by Nancy Grossman - Sep 11, 2017
DAMES AT SEA is a welcome escape from the upheaval of the moment, if only for a couple of hours. The six-member cast shines with an abundance of smiles, vocal belts, and tap routines that they make look easy. Ephie Aardema, who has previously made a few splashes on this stage (HOW TO SUCCEED IN BUSINESS, THOROUGHLY MODERN MILLIE, 42ND STREET), is back after a stint on Broadway to play Ruby, that starstruck girl based on the lead character in 42ND STREET. Wearing both the director's hat and the choreographer's character shoes, Associate Artistic Director Ilyse Robbins puts her traditional feel-good imprint on the show. Book your passage now!
by Nancy Grossman - Sep 11, 2017
DAMES AT SEA is a welcome escape from the upheaval of the moment, if only for a couple of hours. The six-member cast shines with an abundance of smiles, vocal belts, and tap routines that they make look easy. Ephie Aardema, who has previously made a few splashes on this stage (HOW TO SUCCEED IN BUSINESS, THOROUGHLY MODERN MILLIE, 42ND STREET), is back after a stint on Broadway to play Ruby, that starstruck girl based on the lead character in 42ND STREET. Wearing both the director's hat and the choreographer's character shoes, Associate Artistic Director Ilyse Robbins puts her traditional feel-good imprint on the show. Book your passage now!
Photo Coverage: The Betty White Inspirational Award Goes to The Search Dog Foundation
by Robert Diamond - Sep 30, 2013
'Best in Show, for Actors and Others for Animals (A&O), was a big winner for the people attending,' remarks A&O President, JoAnne Worley. 'The talented celebrities sharing clips of their pets, to the many animals that our charity help every day. And a good time was had by all.'
by Robert Diamond - Sep 30, 2013
'Best in Show, for Actors and Others for Animals (A&O), was a big winner for the people attending,' remarks A&O President, JoAnne Worley. 'The talented celebrities sharing clips of their pets, to the many animals that our charity help every day. And a good time was had by all.'
BWW Reviews: Late Great Composer Billy Barnes Gets His Due via Live Kritzerland Tribute at Sterling's Upstairs at the Federal
by Don Grigware - Mar 4, 2013
Many people do not realize, with the exception of us theatre junkies, that Billy Barnes, who regretfully passed from us in September of last year, was without a doubt the keenest composer of the theatre revue. He also created special material for TV's Laugh-In and The Carol Burnett Show, among others. His ingenious theatre revues date back to the 50s with The Billy Barnes Revue of 1959 all the way up to 1983's Movie Star, which had a long run at the Westwood Playhouse, now known as the Geffen. Bruce Kimmel remembers, as he knew the man well and recorded Billy Barnes L.A. Thanks to Kimmel a whole generation of musical theatre fans got a chance to hear up close and personal some of Barnes' greatest, saucy, yet little known achievements at a special Kritzerland show Billy! on Saturday March 2 at Sterling's Upstairs at the Federal.
by Don Grigware - Mar 4, 2013
Many people do not realize, with the exception of us theatre junkies, that Billy Barnes, who regretfully passed from us in September of last year, was without a doubt the keenest composer of the theatre revue. He also created special material for TV's Laugh-In and The Carol Burnett Show, among others. His ingenious theatre revues date back to the 50s with The Billy Barnes Revue of 1959 all the way up to 1983's Movie Star, which had a long run at the Westwood Playhouse, now known as the Geffen. Bruce Kimmel remembers, as he knew the man well and recorded Billy Barnes L.A. Thanks to Kimmel a whole generation of musical theatre fans got a chance to hear up close and personal some of Barnes' greatest, saucy, yet little known achievements at a special Kritzerland show Billy! on Saturday March 2 at Sterling's Upstairs at the Federal.
BWW Exclusive: Lost Broadway Treasures - COME SUMMER
by Kelly Cameron - Sep 19, 2010
Los Angeles based Producer Robert McGarity recently started a label designed to record and preserve Broadway 'flops' from the 1950s and 1960s. Toronto based Actor Michael Lazarovitch was cast in the lead role of the label's second effort - the new Studio Broadway Cast Recording of COME SUMMER. Robert and Michael both sat down to talk with BWW about this unique new endeavour.
by Kelly Cameron - Sep 19, 2010
Los Angeles based Producer Robert McGarity recently started a label designed to record and preserve Broadway 'flops' from the 1950s and 1960s. Toronto based Actor Michael Lazarovitch was cast in the lead role of the label's second effort - the new Studio Broadway Cast Recording of COME SUMMER. Robert and Michael both sat down to talk with BWW about this unique new endeavour.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
How many Broadway shows has Barbara Sharma been in?
Barbara Sharma has appeared on Broadway in 9 shows.
How many West End shows has Barbara Sharma been in?
Barbara Sharma has not appeared in the West End.
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