Kelly Knippers
Faith Prince is best known for her Tony-winning turn as the perennially unwed "Miss Adelaide" in the 1992 Broadway revival of Guys and Dolls, for which she also won Drama Desk and Outer Critics Circle awards. On Broadway she has created a variety of roles including Ella Peterson in the revival of Bells Are Ringing (Outer Critics Circle, Drama Desk and Tony nominations), Jerome Robbins' Broadway (Tony and Drama Desk nomination), Nick and Nora (Outer Circle Critics award), Little Me with Martin Short, James Joyce's The Dead (which she reprised for the West Coast and Washington premieres and received Ovation and Helen Hayes nominations), as well as playing an acclaimed Anna in The King and I. Faith originated the role of Trina in William Finn's Falsettoland, and also appeared off-Broadway in Bad Habits, Urban Blight, Groucho, Little Shop of Horrors, Olympus on My Mind, and Scrambled Feet. On television, Faith recurred for five seasons on Spin City as well as a season on the short lived Now and Again. She starred in the self titled series Faith and in last year's NBC pilot Sweet Potato Queens. Other television appearances include the PBS special My Favorite Broadway, Welcome to New York, Law & Order, High Society, Encyclopedia, the Hallmark Hall of Fame film A Season of Miracles and the new Fox drama House. Her feature films include the upcoming Our Very Own with Allison Janney and Keith Carradine, Picture Perfect, My Father the Hero, Dave, The Last Dragon and Big Bully. Faith made an award winning cabaret debut at Joe's Pub in New York City, and the live recording, "A Leap of Faith," is available on DRG Records.