Jane Alexander Biography

Jane Alexander is a Tony and Emmy Award winner and Oscar nominee as well as an author and former Director of the National Endowment for the Arts under President Bill Clinton. Her distinguished acting career includes her Tony Award-winning performance in The Great White Hope and Tony-nominated roles in Honour The Sisters Rosensweig The Visit First Monday in October Find Your Way Home and 6 Rms Riv Vu all on Broadway. She received a Drama Desk and Theatre World Award for The Great White Hope and an Obie for The Sisters Rosensweig. She also appeared in Shadowlands opposite Nigel Hawthorne both on Broadway and in London's West End. Her regional theatre work includes performances at Arena Stage and the Kennedy Center in Washington D.C. as well as at the Mark Taper Forum Alliance Theatre Company McCarter Theatre and American Shakespeare Theatre in Stratford Connecticut. A four-time Oscar nominee for the films Testament Kramer vs. Kramer All The President's Men and The Great White Hope she has also appeared in over 50 screen roles; among them being Brubaker City Heat and The Cider House Rules. Alexander was also seen in the feature films: Fur with Nicole Kidman directed by Steven Shainberg The Ring and John Sayles' The Sunshine State.

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