Christine Ebersole
Definition
Christine Ebersole (born February 21, 1953) is an American actress, singer, and comedian renowned for her versatile performances across Broadway, film, television, and cabaret.
A two-time Tony Award winner, she earned acclaim for originating the dual roles of Edith and Edie Beale in the musical Grey Gardens (2006) and reviving 42nd Street (2001).
Examples
Christine Ebersole's take on Little Edie had audiences wondering if the raccoons from Grey Gardens snuck into the theater for applause.
In War Paint, Christine Ebersole slayed as Elizabeth Arden, proving cosmetics moguls make the fiercest divas.
Christine Ebersole's cabaret turns one-liners into legends, leaving fans humming show tunes for weeks.
Spotting Christine Ebersole belt 'Another Winter in a Summer Town' at the 2025 gala was the highlight that thawed every skeptic's heart.