Audra McDonald

American actress and singer with multiple Tony Awards

Audra McDonald - Performers & Entertainers born July 3rd, 1970
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An accomplished actress and singer, this individual gained prominence on Broadway, showcasing exceptional talent in musical theater. Winning six Tony Awards, the individual holds the record for the most in history. Renowned performances include roles in 'Porgy and Bess', 'Ragtime', and 'Carousel'. In addition to stage work, appearances in television series such as 'Private Practice' and 'The Good Fight' further contributed to a successful career. A commitment to arts education and advocacy for social issues also marks this individual’s contributions beyond performing.

Won six Tony Awards for acting

Starred in 'Porgy and Bess' on Broadway

Appeared in 'Private Practice' and 'The Good Fight'

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