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Kristin Chenoweth

Stage Actress

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1968-07-24
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She’s a celebrated stage actress best known for winning a Tony Award for her standout performance in You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown—a role that truly put her on the map. Over the years, Kristin Chenoweth has built an impressive Broadway resume, with notable appearances in hit productions like Wicked, Candide, and The Apple Tree. Her talent isn’t limited to the theater, either; in 2015, Kristin Chenoweth brought a delightfully wicked twist to the Disney TV movie Descendants, portraying the iconic Maleficent with her signature flair.

Before rising to fame, Kristin Chenoweth pursued her passion for the arts by studying musical theater and opera performance at Oklahoma City University. That dedication paid off when she landed a role in the 1994 Off-Broadway revival of The Fantasticks, an early milestone in her career. Born with partial Cherokee heritage, Kristin was adopted as an infant by Jerry and Junie Chenoweth, who raised her with love and support.

On the personal side, Kristin Chenoweth once shared a relationship with acclaimed screenwriter Aaron Sorkin, drawing attention beyond the stage. In 2021, exciting news came when she got engaged to Josh Bryant, the guitarist of Backroad Anthem. The couple’s love story culminated in a heartfelt wedding ceremony in September 2023, marking a joyful new chapter in Kristin Chenoweth’s life—both personally and professionally.

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She actually took home a 2009 Emmy Award, which was a huge milestone, thanks to her standout performance on the TV series Pushing Daisies. It really showcased her talent and helped solidify her reputation in the industry. She definitely made an impression, and that win was well deserved.

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