Christine Ebersole says that her father more or less decided that she was destined to be on stage. “He claimed from the first day he laid eyes on me in the hospital that I would grow up to be a ...

How many Broadway shows has Christine Ebersole been in? Christine Ebersole has appeared on Broadway in 14 shows. How many West End shows has Christine Ebersole been in? Christine Ebersole has ...

10 Photos View Slide Show › By Joanne Kaufman Christine Ebersole’s journey from an impeccably renovated midcentury house in the San Fernando Valley to a tatterdemalion side-hall colonial in ...

Christine Ebersole earned her second Tony Award playing Little Edie in Grey Gardens, about the “original isolationists,” as she says. While Ebersole stays at home, her new film Driveways will ...

Christine Ebersole’s career has been nothing if not versatile. She’s done it all: singing, acting and comedy — in everything from sitcoms and Broadway musicals to “The Wolf of Wall Street ...

Did the actor Christine Ebersole on ‘Bob Hearts Abishola’ really have a stroke? In Bob Hearts Abishola Season 1, Episode 6, Dottie suffered a massive stroke, leading to Abishola (Folake ...

Actress Christine Ebersole plays Bob’s mom, Dorothy “Dottie” Wheeler, on CBS’s Bob Hearts Abishola. Dottie suffered a stroke in Season 1, and for much of the season, she was bedridden at ...

If you've ever wondered how Tony Award-winning actress and longtime Maplewood resident Christine Ebersole keeps her voice in top-notch condition, it turns out to have something to with a bird.

But the street signs advertising Los Angeles Opera’s upcoming production of “Candide,” starring Kelsey Grammer and Christine Ebersole and opening Jan. 27, are likely to strike passersby as a ...

Playwrights Horizons held its annual gala May 8 with A Celebration of Song, a benefit featuring performances by Christine Ebersole, Brandon Victor Dixon, and Kelli O'Hara. The annual gala is the ...

The musical starring Patti LuPone and Christine Ebersole will have its final show on Dec. 30 after 300 performances. By Andrew R. Chow Ms. Ebersole, a lead actress in “War Paint,” hasn’t ...

Strictly speaking, no, but you might think otherwise if you heard the waves of laughter rolling around the venerable night spot on Monday, when Christine Ebersole stepped up to the microphone.