Ann Talman

(Ouiser) is making her Gulfshore Playhouse debut. She just appeared at New York’s 54 Below in her cabaret, The Shadow of Her Smile, about her 18 months on Broadway as Elizabeth Taylor’s daughter and their life-long friendship. Her short documentary, Woody’s Order! based on her solo play of the same name, premiered at The Tribeca Film Festival and has won awards around the world. It is streaming on iWomanTV. The solo play premiered at Pittsburgh Playhouse. Other stage work, Broadway: The Little Foxes (including LA and The West End) The House of Blue Leaves, Some Americans Abroad and The Women. Off Broadway & Regional: Vineyard Theatre, Ensemble Studio Theatre, Primary Stages, The New Group, Pittsburgh City Theatre, St. Louis Rep, The Long Wharf, Huntington Theatre, The Goodspeed Opera House, Eugene O’Neill National Playwrights Conference, Baltimore Center Stage, The Geffen Playhouse, Soho Rep and Theatreworks Hartford. Film and TV: Woody’s Order!, American Playhouse, Serendipity, Wall Street, Limitless, Seinfeld, Murphy Brown, Law & Order, Criminal Intent, Kate & Allie, Good Advice, The Education of Max Bickford, Love & War and a year on General Hospital. She is proud to be a Founding member of The New Group, Naked Angels and EST/LA and a life member of Ensemble Studio Theatre. Her book Woody’s Order! is forthcoming.