Maria Friedman
Maria Friedman was born in Bernese Oberland, canton of Bern, Switzerland on March 19th, 1960 and is the Stage Actress. At the age of 64, Maria Friedman biography, profession, age, height, weight, eye color, hair color, build, measurements, education, career, dating/affair, family, news updates, and networth are available.
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Maria Friedman (born 19 March 1961) is an English actress and producer of stage and film, best known for her work in musical theatre.
She is a seven-time Olivier Award winner, winning three of them.
By Special Arrangement, her first victory was for her 1994 one-woman show.
She has also been named Best Actress in a Musical for the original London productions of Passion and Ragtime.
She is best known for her appearance in EastEnders as Elaine Peacock.
In the 1999 straight to video version of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, she also appeared as the narrator.
Early years
Maria Freedman (later Friedman), a concert pianist and guitarist, was born in Switzerland, the niece of Clair Llewelyn (née Sims), a concert pianist, and Leonard Friedman (né Freedman), a violinist for the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra. Sonia Friedman, Sonia Friedman, is her younger sister. Her father is from a Russian Jewish immigrant family, and her mother is English. She began her education in Germany (where her family lived), and after her parents' divorce, she returned with her family to England at the age of five.
Personal life
Toby Sams-Friedman (b. ), Friedman has two sons. 1994 (b. Jeremy Sams) and Alfie Friedman (b. ). Oleg Poupko, a cameraman, appeared on Oleg Poupko's camera in 2002. Roland Brine, her partner, is Adrian Der Gregorian, and she was married to dancer Roland Brine.
Career
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She appeared as the narrator in Lloyd Webber's Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, 1999. She appeared in Motherhood's West End performance of Ragtime at the Piccadilly Theatre in March 2003, receiving the 2004 Olivier Award for Best Actress in a Musical.
She appeared in Andrew Lloyd Webber's musical The Woman in White in 2004 and on Broadway, as Marian Halcombe. She was diagnosed with stage 1 breast cancer and was forced to have surgery to have the lump removed from the stage as previews for The Woman in White began. She returned to the stage for the previews and appeared on the official opening night less than a week after the surgery. In December 2005, she said she would begin radiation therapy for the cancer. On February 22, 2006, the Broadway show came to a close after only 109 performances, in part due to her and co-star Michael Ball's frequent absences due to sickness. (Friedman planned a six-week absence for additional care, with Judy Kuhn to be her replacement, but the man stayed for the duration of the campaign after the closing was announced.)
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Maria Friedman, Maria Friedman Live, Now and Then, and Maria Friedman Celebrates The Great British Songbook are among her cast recordings; she has released many solo albums; Maria Friedman, Maria Friedman Live, Now and Then; and Maria Friedman Celebrates The Great British Songbook is one of her collection. Friedman has been nominated for seven Laurence Olivier Awards and three others.
Friedman appeared as a soloist in the BBC Proms salute to Stephen Sondheim at the Royal Albert Hall, London, in 2010. Mrs. Lovett appeared in Sweeney Todd opposite Bryn Terfel. Elaine Peacock, the mother of established character Linda Carter (Kellie Bright), appeared on EastEnders in October 2014. She appeared in December 2014 and February 2015 to date, before returning in September 2015 for a three-month stint.
Friedman has performed in numerous musicals. Merrily We Roll Along, a revival of Sondheim's Merrily We Roll Along, began at the Menier Chocolate Factory and then extended to the Harold Pinter Theatre in July 2013. Friedman directed this performance at the Huntington Theatre Company, Boston, Massachusetts, beginning in September 2017. She produced a revival of High Society at The Old Vic Theatre in 2015. The play was in the round. In 2017, she directed a revival of Stepping Out in the West End Valiant Theatre.