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 Terrence Vaughn Mann was born to Charles and Helen Mann in Ashland, Kentucky on July 1, 1951. Terry left Jacksonville University after two years there (1969-1971), and later graduated with honors from the North Carolina School for the Arts (1971-73, 1975-76). During his first summer in Paul Green's outdoor drama, "The Lost Colony", Terry was Ira David Wood III's understudy for the role of Old Tom. Terry eventually took over the role. Terry became the Children's Theatre Director for Raleigh, North Carolina's Theatre In The Park when David Wood broadened the theatre's scope. While at TIP, Terry appeared in a number of main stage productions including "A Christmas Carol", "The Taming of the Shrew" and "Romeo & Juliet". After spending a couple of years performing at the North Carolina Shakespeare Festival, Terry moved to New York and landed a spot in the chorus of "Barnum", directed by Joe Layton (Director of The Lost Colony.) Shortly thereafter, he auditioned for the role of Rum Tum Tugger in "Cats", and a star was born.Terry spent the rest of the 1980s starring in such films as Critters (1986) and A Chorus Line (1985), making television guest appearances on shows like The Equalizer (1985) and various soap operas, and originating such roles as Saul in "Rags" and Javert in "Les Miserables".Terry is happily married to his second wife, a fellow Broadway veteran, Charlotte d'Amboise. For the past ten years, he seems to have switched his focus to directing and TV movies, and has honed his talents by starring as the Beast in the Broadway production of "Beauty & the Beast" and Chauvelin in "The Scarlet Pimpernel". For a time, he served as Artistic Director for The North Carolina Theatre, based in Raleigh. Terry is currently working on a rock musical version of William Shakespeare's classic, "Romeo & Juliet". He has served as Director of "The Lost Colony" for the past two summers.
Bio:
Terrence Vaughn Mann was born to Charles and Helen Mann in Ashland, Kentucky on July 1, 1951. Terry left Jacksonville University after two years there (1969-1971), and later graduated with honors from the North Carolina School for the Arts (1971-73, 1975-76). During his first summer in Paul Green's outdoor drama, "The Lost Colony", Terry was Ira David Wood III's understudy for the role of Old Tom. Terry eventually took over the role. Terry became the Children's Theatre Director for Raleigh, North Carolina's Theatre In The Park when David Wood broadened the theatre's scope. While at TIP, Terry appeared in a number of main stage productions including "A Christmas Carol", "The Taming of the Shrew" and "Romeo & Juliet". After spending a couple of years performing at the North Carolina Shakespeare Festival, Terry moved to New York and landed a spot in the chorus of "Barnum", directed by Joe Layton (Director of The Lost Colony.) Shortly thereafter, he auditioned for the role of Rum Tum Tugger in "Cats", and a star was born.Terry spent the rest of the 1980s starring in such films as Critters (1986) and A Chorus Line (1985), making television guest appearances on shows like The Equalizer (1985) and various soap operas, and originating such roles as Saul in "Rags" and Javert in "Les Miserables".Terry is happily married to his second wife, a fellow Broadway veteran, Charlotte d'Amboise. For the past ten years, he seems to have switched his focus to directing and TV movies, and has honed his talents by starring as the Beast in the Broadway production of "Beauty & the Beast" and Chauvelin in "The Scarlet Pimpernel". For a time, he served as Artistic Director for The North Carolina Theatre, based in Raleigh. Terry is currently working on a rock musical version of William Shakespeare's classic, "Romeo & Juliet". He has served as Director of "The Lost Colony" for the past two summers.
Tivia:
Was twice nominated for the Best Actor (Musical) Tony Award: in 1987 for "Les Mis��rables," and in 1994 for "Beauty and the Beast."Mann was nominated for three Tony Awards for his portrayals of Inspector Javert and the Beast in the original Broadway productions of Les Miserables and Beauty & The Beast, as well as Charlemagne in the 2013 revival of Pippin.Brother-in-law of Christopher d'Amboise.Playing Captain Von Trapp in The Sound of Music on 5th Avenue in Seattle. (November 2005)Returning to Broadway to reprise the roll of Javert in Les Miserables as the musical wraps up its 16-year run. (2003)Most recently starred on Broadway in "Lennon", a musical biography of the late Beatle, John Lennon (Summer 2005). Also performed "The Sound of Music" in Seattle (Fall 2005). (December 2005)Has two daughters: Josephine, 4, and Shelby, 3 [2006].Son-in-law of Jacques d'Amboise and Carolyn d'Amboise.Graduated from North Carolina School for the ArtsAttended Jacksonville UniversityHas two brothers, Charles Bryan and TimothyAndrew Lippa and his musical, "The Addams Family" at the Mercury Theater of Chicago in Chicago, Illinois was awarded the 2015 Joseph Jefferson Equity Award for Midsize Musical Production. |
| Name: |
Terrence Mann |
Type: |
Actor,Soundtrack (IMDB) |
| Area: |
All World |
Platform: |
IMDB |
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Business scope: |
Actor,Soundtrack |
| Products for sale: |
Actor,Soundtrack |
| Last update: |
2024-07-01 03:20:46 |
| Height: |
6' (1.83 m) |
| Biography: |
Terrence Vaughn Mann was born to Charles and Helen Mann in Ashland, Kentucky on July 1, 1951. Terry left Jacksonville University after two years there (1969-1971), and later graduated with honors from the North Carolina School for the Arts (1971-73, |
| Trivia: |
Was twice nominated for the Best Actor (Musical) Tony Award: in 1987 for "Les Mis��rables," and in 1994 for "Beauty and the Beast."Mann was nominated for three Tony Awards for his portrayals of Inspector Javert and the Beast in the original Broadway productions of Les Miserables and Beauty & The Beast, as well as Charlemagne in the 2013 revival of Pippin.Brother-in-law of Christopher d'Amboise.Playing Captain Von Trapp in The Sound of Music on 5th Avenue in Seattle. (November 2005)Returning to Broadway to reprise the roll of Javert in Les Miserables as the musical wraps up its 16-year run. (2003)Most recently starred on Broadway in "Lennon", a musical biography of the late Beatle, John Lennon (Summer 2005). Also performed "The Sound of Music" in Seattle (Fall 2005). (December 2005)Has two daughters: Josephine, 4, and Shelby, 3 [2006].Son-in-law of Jacques d'Amboise and Carolyn d'Amboise.Graduated from North Carolina School for the ArtsAttended Jacksonville UniversityHas two brothers, Charles Bryan and TimothyAndrew Lippa and his musical, "The Addams Family" at the Mercury Theater of Chicago in Chicago, Illinois was awarded the 2015 Joseph Jefferson Equity Award for Midsize Musical Production. |
| Quotes: |
Movies will make you famous; Television will make you rich; But theatre will make you good. |
| Job title: |
Actor,Soundtrack |
| Others works: |
Originated the role of the Rum Tum Tugger in the Broadway production of CATS. Also featured in ASSASSINS (original cast), BARNUM (orignal cast), and the Paramount's musical version of A Christmas Carol (1995 cast).
Originated role of Javert in NY pr |
| Spouse: |
Charlotte d'Amboise (January 20, 1996 - present) (2 children)Juliette Bora (1981 - ?) (divorced) |
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