Other works

Adaptation of Willa Cather's Song of the Lark for Masterpiece Theatre.

"California Suite" (Broadway): originated role of "Bunny"

"On the 20th Century" (Broadway) w/Kevin Kline

(August 2002) Plays Gwen in the musical "Come a Little Closer" by John Wallowitch and Kimothy Cruse (White Barn Theater, Westport, Connecticut, USA).

Video: Leslie Easterbrooks Beginner's Guide to the Shotgun Sports.

(1988) Video trailer for "Police Academy" VHS repricing.

(Summer 2009) She acted in Jack Sharkey's play "M is for Million", with Daniel Hall Kuhn at the Pioneer Playhouse in Danville, Kentucky. Holly Henson was artistic director.

(1981) Stage: Headlined as Donna Peterson in the Tiffany's Attic Dinner Playhouse production of the Stephen Levi comedy ''Angel on My Shoulder'': the production's other principal roles were played by John James (Charlie) and Dan Putman (Paul).

(1978) Co-starred as Cleo in the Darien [NY] Dinner Theatre production of the Frank Loesser musical ''The Most Happy Fella'': the production's other principal roles were played by Meg Bussert (Rosabella), Mike Dantoune (Joey) and Frank Guarrera (Tony).

(1989) Stage: Headlined as Lilli Vanessi in the California Music Theatre (Pasadena) production of the Cole Porter musical ''Kiss Me, Kate'': the production's cast also included Wendy Edmead (Lois Lane), Tony Gaetano (Thug), Len Lesser (Thug), and Terry Lester as Fred Graham.

(1983) Co-headlined with Anson Williams as Sonia Walsk and Vernon Gresch in the Starlight Theater of Kansas City MO production of the Marvin Hamlisch/Carole Bayer Sager musical ''They're Playing Our Song''.

(1996) Stage: Headlined as Desirée Armfeldt in the American Musical Theatre of San Jose production of the Stephen Sondheim musical ''A Little Night Music'': the production's other principal roles were played by Jennifer Lee Andrews (Anne Egerman), Timothy Gulan (Henrik Egerman), Lila Lloyd (Leonora Armfeldt), Lee Lobenhofer (Count Carl-Magnus Malcolm), Emily Ravenscroft (Fredrika Armfeldt),nm08986 (Fredrik Egerman), Cornelia Whitcomb (Charlotte Malcolm), and Liana Young (Petra).

(1994) Stage: Headlined as Dolly Levi in the Santa Barbara Civic Light Opera production of the Jerry Herman musical ''Hello, Dolly!'': the production's other principal roles were played by Angel Benton (Barnaby Tucker), Aimee Guichard, Julie Anne Keatinge, Fred Lehto (Horace Vandergelder), Vince Lodato, Charlie Mach (Cornelius Hack), Roland Rusinek, Daniel Thomas, Rose Anna B. Vitetta (Ernestina Money), and Pamela Winslow aka Pamela Winslow Kashani (Irene Molloy).