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Colette Kilroy
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Personal info
- Gender
- Female
- Known for
- Acting
- Birthday
- 1960
- Place of birth
- Hoboken, New Jersey, USA
Biography
Colette Kilroy is an actress, known for David & Fatima, Masculine Timing, Me and You and Everyone We Know, and The Ice Storm. Other film credits include Finding Amanda and Matchbox Circus Train.
Television credits include Ellen Behar on NBC’s Profiler.
Theatre credits include her Broadway debut as Ellen/Phoebe Kidde in Eastern Standard (John Golden Theatre); Off-Broadway, as Fayle in Neddy (American Place Theatre); and regionally, as Marion in Absurd Person Singular, Annie Cannon in Silent Sky, Corine in The Triumph of Love, and Geraldine Bernst/Arlene Terry in Night and Her Stars (South Coast Repertory), Maureen Kincaid in A Texas Trilogy: The Oldest Living Graduate (Malibu Stage), Lane in The Clean House (Odyssey Theatre), Stella in The Scene (Ensemble Theatre), Mae in Nighthawks (Kirk Douglas Theatre), Paulina in The Winter’s Tale (F.M. Kirby Shakespeare Theatre), and Isabella in Measure for Measure (Shakespeare Theatre).
Television credits include Ellen Behar on NBC’s Profiler.
Theatre credits include her Broadway debut as Ellen/Phoebe Kidde in Eastern Standard (John Golden Theatre); Off-Broadway, as Fayle in Neddy (American Place Theatre); and regionally, as Marion in Absurd Person Singular, Annie Cannon in Silent Sky, Corine in The Triumph of Love, and Geraldine Bernst/Arlene Terry in Night and Her Stars (South Coast Repertory), Maureen Kincaid in A Texas Trilogy: The Oldest Living Graduate (Malibu Stage), Lane in The Clean House (Odyssey Theatre), Stella in The Scene (Ensemble Theatre), Mae in Nighthawks (Kirk Douglas Theatre), Paulina in The Winter’s Tale (F.M. Kirby Shakespeare Theatre), and Isabella in Measure for Measure (Shakespeare Theatre).
