Ann Crumb Biography

most recently starred in the new version of The Goodbye Girl on London’s West End. Broadway audi ences may remember her as the original Rose in Aspects of Love, as Anna Karenina (Best Actress Tony Nomination), as Svetlana in Chess, and the Factory Girl and Fantine in Les Miserables. She toured as Evita, headlined Music of the Night, co-starred in the 30th Anniversary Tour of Man of La Mancha and in Nine (London). She appeared in A Slow Drag at American Place Theatre and Rags at American Jewish Theatre. Ann’s extensive list of legitimate credits includes the World Premiere of Ionesco’s Journeys . . . and the NY Premiere of Shepard’s Suicide in B-Flat. Ann has been featured on "Law and Order" and various soap operas. She can be heard on the recordings of Aspects of Love, Nine (London), The Goodbye Girl (London), Inside/Out, Les Miserables, and Chess. (In the Boys’ Room and her first jazz album will be released this year.)