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Birthplace:
Corona, New York
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The petite, brunette Murphy garnered critical kudos and a handful of awards, including a 1994 Best Actress Tony, for her intense, dramatic portrayal of Fosca in the Stephen Sondheim-James Lapine stage musical "Passion". Portraying an ugly woman wracked by an unnamed illness who falls in love with a handsome soldier, she mesmerized audiences with the raw power of her performance. Murphy had honed her craft in the Broadway and off-Broadway arena moving from the chorus ("They're Playing Our Song") to playing leading roles ("Drood", "Song of Singapore"). She made her feature debut as a tough cop
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Moved with family at age 11 to Topsfield, Massachusetts
1979
Broadway debut "They're Playing Our Song" (date approximate)
1986
Played first lead on Broadway, replacing Betty Buckley in "Drood" (a.k.a. "The Mystery of Edwin Drood")
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