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Bernadette Peters is an iconic figure in the entertainment industry, known for her remarkable contributions as an actress, singer, and author. With a career that began at a young age, Peters quickly became a prominent star on Broadway. She has received critical acclaim for her performances in numerous productions, earning three Tony Awards, a Golden Globe, and multiple nominations for her versatile and captivating performances. Born in Queens, New York, Peters began her acting career at just a child, performing in local theater productions. She made her Broadway debut in 1959 at the age of 11 in the musical The Most Happy Fella. Her big break came in the early 1970s when she starred in Stephen Sondheim's Into the Woods and later in Sunday in the Park with George, which cemented her place as one of Broadway's brightest stars. Over the years, Peters has dazzled audiences in a wide variety of roles, showcasing her vocal talent, dramatic depth, and commitment to her craft. Beyond the stage, Peters has enjoyed success in television and film. She has appeared in hit series like Mozart in the Jungle and Smash, and has made notable film appearances in works such as The Jerk and Annie. Peters’ warm and engaging presence extends beyond her performances; she is also an accomplished author, having published books including Broadway Barks, a children’s book that reflects her deep love for animals. Outside of her professional achievements, Peters is a passionate advocate for animal welfare. She co-founded the organization Broadway Barks, which works to find homes for animals in need, and has been an active supporter of animal rights throughout her career. Through her work in the arts and her commitment to charity, Peters has left a lasting impact both on and off the stage, continuing to inspire generations with her dedication, talent, and heart.