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== Theatre ==
== Theatre ==
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| colspan="4" |Broadway
==References==
|- bgcolor="#CCCCCC"
!Year
!Title
!Role
!Notes
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|1942
|Solitaire
|Virginia Stewart
|Standby (Pat Hitchcock)
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|1942
|Guest in the House
|Lee Proctor
|Standby (Joan Spencer)
|-
|1944
|Violet
|Violet
|Standy (Patricia Hitchcock)
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|1948
|Goodbye, My Fancy
|Clarisse
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|1955
|Seventh Heaven
|Camille
|Understudy Diane (Gloria DeHaven)
|-
|1956
|Li'l Abner
|"Moonbeam" McSwine
|Replacement
|-
|1959
|Saratoga
|Daisy Porcelain
|Understudy Cleo Dulaine (Carol Lawrence)
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|1961
|Milk and Honey
|Zipporah
|Replacement (Ellen Madison)
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|1965
|Man of La Mancha
|Fermina
|Understudy Aldonza/Dulcinea (Joan Diener)
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|1967
|Hallelujah, Baby!
|Mrs. Charlies, Mistress, Ethel, Dorothy
|Replacement (Marilyn Cooper)
|-
|1972
|Man of La Mancha
|Aldonza/Dulcinea
|Lincoln Center Revival
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|1978
|King of Hearts
|Isolde, La Chanteuse d'Opera
|Understudy Madeleine (Millicent Martin)
|}
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| colspan="4" |Off-Broadway
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!Year
!Title
!Role
!Notes
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|1954
|The Threepenny Opera
|Dolly, a whore
|Theatre de Lys
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|1954
|The Threepenny Opera
|Polly Peachum
|Replacement (Jo Sullivan) Theatre de Lys
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|1955
|The Threepenny Opera
|Jenny
|Replacement Theatre de Lys
|-
|1958
|The Boyfriend
|Maisie
|The Downtown Theatre \ The Cherry Lane
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|1960
|Ernest in Love
|Cecily Cardew
|Grammercy Arts \ The Cherry Lane
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|1961
|Fourth Avenue North
|Principal
|Madison Avenue Playhouse
|-
|1972
|Say When
|Therese
|Plaza 9
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|1976
|Stauf
|Goddess Kali
|Cubiculo Theatre
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|1981
|The Butler Did It
|Angela Butler
|Players Theatre
|-
|1984
|The Ninth Step
|Principal
|Riverwest Theatre
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|1989
|Sid Caesar & Co.
|Part of "& Co."
|Downstairs at the Village Gate
|-
|1996
|Dorian Gray
|Mrs. Vane
|Judith Anderson Theatre
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|1998
|Little Women
|Aunt March
|York Theater Co. at Saint Peter's Church
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| colspan="4" |Tours and Regional
|- bgcolor="#CCCCCC"
!Year
!Title
!Role
!Notes
|-
|1954
|Arabian Nights
|Chorus
|Jones Beach Marine Theatre
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|1981
|Catch My Soul
|Emilia
|Ahmanson
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|1953
|''[[Captain Video and His Video Rangers]]''
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|1986
|''[[ThunderCats (1985 TV series)|ThunderCats]]''
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|1987
|''[[Karate Kat]]''
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|1999
|''[[Courage the Cowardly Dog]]''
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|2000
|''[[A Little Curious]]''
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|2006
|''[[Law & Order: Special Victims Unit]]''
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|2008
|''[[30 Rock]]''
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|2009
|''[[Random! Cartoons]]''
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== References ==
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Revision as of 04:24, 8 September 2019

Gerrianne Raphael
Born (1935-02-23) February 23, 1935 (age 89)
New York City, US
Occupation(s)Actress, voice actress
Years active1938–2009
SpouseNoah Keen
Children3
File:Gerrianne Raphael.jpg
Recent portrait of Gerrianne Raphael

Gerrianne Raphael (born February 23, 1935) is an American stage, screen, and voice actress and voice actor. Though much of her career has been spent in the theatre, she is perhaps best known for her major role as the voice of "Pumyra" on the original ThunderCats cartoon.

Personal life

Gerrianne Raphael was born in New York City on February 23, 1935 to Sidney, a concert pianist and Evelyn Raphael.[1] Gerrianne also has a piece of art permanently on display at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.[2] She was married to Noah Keen from 2004 till his death in 2019. Her three daughters, Kristen Weaver, Deirdre Weaver and Kathleen Weaver are all married.

Career

Gerrianne's first professional performances were on radio when she was four years old.[3] Her father was the concert pianist with the CBS symphony and he also played on Let’s Pretend — a children’s program of fairy tales and the very young Ms. Raphael would hold her script. Her first Broadway show was at seven years of age in a play called Solitaire by John Van Druten. She understudied Patricia Hitchcock, the daughter of Alfred Hitchcock. Since then, her countless stage performances would include the landmark production of Threepenny Opera with Lotte Lenya and Beatrice Arthur and the original Broadway production of Man of La Mancha (and numerous subsequent revivals and tours) as Aldonza. Having started in radio as a child, doing commercial voice-overs and cartoons was a natural progression. At one point Ms. Raphael had voice-overs for Revlon, Gloria Vanderbilt, Geritol and Helena Rubinstein all running at the same time. And the littlest dwarf on the Ajax commercials.

Filmography

Film
Year Film Role Notes
1938 Little Miss Thoroughbred Kathleen O'Reilly Uncredited
1984 My Little Pony: Rescue at Midnight Castle Sealight (Voice)
1985 Thundercats - Ho! The Movie Pumyra (voice)
2005 The Engagement Ring Nana Voice Over TNT Movie
2007 Raising the Bar Jesse Short
Television
Year Title Role Notes
1949 The Aldrich Family Role Unknown Episode Unknown
1950 The First Hundred Years Role Unknown Role Unknown
1953 Captain Video and His Video Rangers Ranger Craig 3 One Episode: Spartak Returns
1986 ThunderCats Pumyra, Chilla and Jagara (voice) Episodes: 32 episodes (season 2-season 4)
1987 Karate Kat Mama McClaw[4] Episodes Unknown
1999 Courage the Cowardly Dog Role Unknown One Episode: The Snowman Cometh/The Precious, Wonderful, Adorable, Loveable Duckling
2000 A Little Curious Pad
2006 Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Mrs. Weiman One Episode: Informed
2008 30 Rock The Nun One Episode: Reunion
2009 Random! Cartoons Garlic Boy's Mom (voice) One Episode: Garlic Boy

Theatre

Broadway
Year Title Role Notes
1942 Solitaire Virginia Stewart Standby (Pat Hitchcock)
1942 Guest in the House Lee Proctor Standby (Joan Spencer)
1944 Violet Violet Standy (Patricia Hitchcock)
1948 Goodbye, My Fancy Clarisse
1955 Seventh Heaven Camille Understudy Diane (Gloria DeHaven)
1956 Li'l Abner "Moonbeam" McSwine Replacement
1959 Saratoga Daisy Porcelain Understudy Cleo Dulaine (Carol Lawrence)
1961 Milk and Honey Zipporah Replacement (Ellen Madison)
1965 Man of La Mancha Fermina Understudy Aldonza/Dulcinea (Joan Diener)
1967 Hallelujah, Baby! Mrs. Charlies, Mistress, Ethel, Dorothy Replacement (Marilyn Cooper)
1972 Man of La Mancha Aldonza/Dulcinea Lincoln Center Revival
1978 King of Hearts Isolde, La Chanteuse d'Opera Understudy Madeleine (Millicent Martin)
Off-Broadway
Year Title Role Notes
1954 The Threepenny Opera Dolly, a whore Theatre de Lys
1954 The Threepenny Opera Polly Peachum Replacement (Jo Sullivan) Theatre de Lys
1955 The Threepenny Opera Jenny Replacement Theatre de Lys
1958 The Boyfriend Maisie The Downtown Theatre \ The Cherry Lane
1960 Ernest in Love Cecily Cardew Grammercy Arts \ The Cherry Lane
1961 Fourth Avenue North Principal Madison Avenue Playhouse
1972 Say When Therese Plaza 9
1976 Stauf Goddess Kali Cubiculo Theatre
1981 The Butler Did It Angela Butler Players Theatre
1984 The Ninth Step Principal Riverwest Theatre
1989 Sid Caesar & Co. Part of "& Co." Downstairs at the Village Gate
1996 Dorian Gray Mrs. Vane Judith Anderson Theatre
1998 Little Women Aunt March York Theater Co. at Saint Peter's Church
Tours and Regional
Year Title Role Notes
1954 Arabian Nights Chorus Jones Beach Marine Theatre
1981 Catch My Soul Emilia Ahmanson
1953 Captain Video and His Video Rangers
1986 ThunderCats
1987 Karate Kat
1999 Courage the Cowardly Dog
2000 A Little Curious
2006 Law & Order: Special Victims Unit
2008 30 Rock
2009 Random! Cartoons

References

  1. ^ "Gerrianne Raphael Biography (1939-)". Film Reference. Retrieved August 30, 2011.
  2. ^ Mills, Nick (October 12, 2008). "Gerrianne Raphael Audio Interview". ThunderCats Lair. Retrieved August 30, 2011.
  3. ^ "WorksByWomen: Interview with Gerrianne Raphael". Worksbywomen.Wordpress.Com.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: url-status (link)
  4. ^ "Behind The Voice Actors: Gerrianne Raphael". Behind the Voice Actors. Retrieved August 30, 2011.



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