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Famous for being a stage actress, Lisa O'Hare has broken into television, with roles in various series spanning different genres. O'Hare often only appears in one-episode performances in shows like The Closer and Mao Mao: Heroes of Pure Heart. The actress' most significant role is a 17-episode arc on New Amsterdam, in which she played Georgia Goodwin.

English theater actress Lisa O'Hare has appeared in several notable television shows since 2010, usually in key roles. O'Hare has had a long winding journey to American television. She began her career as a ballet dancer, and quickly moved into musical theater, with starring roles in Mary Poppins, The Sound of Music, My Fair Lady, and A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder, the last of which won the Tony Award for Best Musical. It was not until 2010 that O'Hare appeared in her first television role in an episode of The Closer.

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Georgia's death in New Amsterdam season 1 was a result of the ambulance crash and brain bleeding injuries. Max Goodwin hallucinates Georgia's presence in season 2 as he deals with his grief. Although Georgia's character doesn't make it past season 2, her death deeply affects Max and lingers throughout the rest of the series.

Georgia's death in New Amsterdam season 1 was one of the most shocking moments of season 1 - and despite Lisa O'Hare's character leaving the show many years ago viewers still want to know why Dr. Goodwin's wife was killed off. When New Amsterdam first introduces the Goodwins in its pilot episode, Dr. Max Goodwin (Ryan Eggold) has only just taken over as medical director of the neglected state hospital, New Amsterdam, and hopes to turn things around. Max and his pregnant wife Georgia (Lisa O'Hare) struggle through many marital problems during the pregnancy but ultimately reconcile by the New Amsterdam season 1 finale.

Season 2 of New Amsterdam ratcheted up the feels right from the start, with Max (Ryan Eggold) spinning after the traumatic death of his partner Georgia (Lisa O'Hare) following the car crash in the Season 1 finale. That meant a season spent seeing Max dealing with the stark new realities of single

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New Amsterdam Fanatics are still reeling from losing one of their own.

By the end of New Amsterdam Season 2 Episode 1, the series revealed which of the ladies had died after the accident.

It was the character whom people had suggested most: Georgia.

The decision to kill off a recurring character this soon into the series was a controversial one among many fans, myself included. In many ways, New Amsterdam set itself apart from other medical dramas who rely on a long kill-list for ultimate shock value and emotional manipulation of the viewers.

New Amsterdam was doing something on its own. Losing a character when we just got to know them is frustrating. It's irritating when the top contenders were the primary female characters.

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It was enough to give fans war flashbacks to a grim TV phase a few years ago where no woman,...

TheSamuel J. Friedman Theatre was the place to be last night asFlorian Zeller's new play,The Height of the Storm officially opened. Translated by two-time Tony Award Winner Christopher HamptonLes Liaisons Dangereuses and directed by Tony and Drama Desk Award nominee Jonathan Kent Long Day's Journey into Night, the play features Olivier and Tony Award Winner Jonathan Pryce,three-time Olivier Award Winner Eileen Atkins, Lucy Cohu,Amanda Drew,James Hillierand Lisa O'Hare.

New Amsterdam's mission of healing continues. E! News has your exclusive first look at the season two key art for NBC's medical drama starring Ryan Eggold. Season one ended with the good doctors of New Amsterdam in a dangerous situation after an ambulance crash left Dr. Max Goodwin (Eggold), Dr. Lauren Bloom (Janet Montgomery), Dr. Helen Sharpe (Freema Agyeman), Georgia (Lisa O'Hare) and Luna on a cliffhanger. Viewers saw Max emerge, with Luna, and Georgia was cleared, leaving Lauren and Helen in question. The episode ended with someone being covered up. Not everybody survived. The new season debuts on Tuesday, Sept. 24 after This Is Us. Created by David Schulner, the series is based on...

Hopefully, you remembered to hydrate after all the tears you cried while watching New Amsterdam Season 1 Episode 10.

Hydration is important because we don't want any of you collapsing. If you set a goal to reduce stress, then that all went to hell after watching that heart-pounding hour of New Amsterdam!

The series has found its stride. It knows what it is and what it wants to be, and now it's doing what it does best which is emotionally manipulating the heck out of us in the sweetest way possible.

Max Goodwin lives. There were no doubts that he would, but it didn't make the hour or his dire condition any less harrowing. The moments with Helen talking Georgia through a trach using a pocket knife and a straw in the middle of nowhere had to be the most breathtaking of the hour.

The good news for many of you wondering...

Encores will presentMe and My Girl asthe final production of the Encores at 25 season at New YorkCity Center. Me and My Girl, the first Encores production originally written and produced in London's West End, will starChristian Borle,Suzzanne Douglas,Mark Evans,Harriet Harris,Edward Hibbert,John Horton,Simon Jones,Laura Michelle Kelly,Lisa O'Hare,Ken Page, andDon Stephenson. Check out the cast in action and get to know the stars in front of and behind the scenes below...

Feinstein'S54 Below, Broadway's Supper Club, presents Oyoyo Joi The Book Of Mormon Broadway as cellist Mariana, Lisa O'Hare A Gentleman's Guide To Love And Murder Broadway as producer Celia Webb, and Emily Padgett Charlie And The Chocolate Factory Broadway Bright Star Broadway as Nashville musician Lucinda in Session Girls on March 6, 2018, 930Pm. A raucous and heartfelt evening of original tunes about three working women in the music industry, Session Girls gives us the inside scoop on music-producer-in-training Joli Nye Lauren Worsham, bawdy backup vocalist Cocoa Lesli Margherita, classical cellist Mariana Oyoyo Joi, and their trials and tribulations as they navigate the music world, their love lives, and the untenable travail of a big studio merger...

Lyric Opera of Chicago presents the American premiere of a new production of Lerner and Loewe's My Fair Lady, starring Richard E. Grant and Lisa O'Hare as Henry Higgins and Eliza Doolittle. The production runs tonight, April 28, through May 21 press opening April 29 at Lyric's Civic Opera House, 20 N. Wacker Drive, Chicago. BroadwayWorld has a first look at the cast in action below...

Lyric Opera of Chicago released today new behind-the-scenes rehearsal images from its production of Lerner and Loewe's My Fair Lady, starring Richard E. Grant and Lisa O'Hare as Henry Higgins and Eliza Doolittle. The production runs April 28 through May 21 press opening April 29 at the Civic Opera House, 20 N. Wacker Drive, Chicago. Scroll down for a peek at the company in rehearsal...

When last we saw our duo of most excellent unresolved sexual tension, Castle (Nathan Fillion) was high-tailing it to the Hamptons for the summer to work on his book, and lick his wounds from having to watch Demming and Beckett (Stana Katic) make goo-goo eyes at each other for the past few months. That left Beckett back at the squad room, still not knowing what or who she wants -- having just dumped Demming -- and probably lead to a vicious workout with a punching bag followed by large amounts of wine. But, I guess life moved on at the station, cases got solved, and grudges were upheld. When we see Castle, he's running through a warehouse full of mirrors, gun in hand, and not once does he get a chance to stop and admire his "ruggedly handsome" visage. That's because someone is unloading a clip of bullets at him,...