Kramer
Bernadette Peters had a rescued mutt named Kramer that she adopted from her local ASPCA shelter in the early 2010s who has since passed away.
Stella
Bernadette Peters used to have a rescued Pitbull named Stella that passed away on Halloween 2013. Stella was the inspiration for Peters’ children’s book “Stella is a Star!”
Rosalie
Bernadette Peters has a rescue Pitbull named Rosalie, that was born in October 2014 and adopted in early 2015.
Charlie
Bernadette Peters has a rescued Wirehair Pointer-Labradoodle mix named Charlie that she adopted in 2012.
Bernadette Peters
Bernadette Peters is an American actress, singer, and author widely recognized for her versatile talent and long-standing career in the entertainment industry. With numerous acclaimed performances on stage and screen, Peters has established herself as one of the most respected and beloved figures in show business.
Throughout her career, Bernadette Peters has showcased her exceptional acting abilities through a variety of roles in both movies and television. Her notable film appearances include “The Jerk” (1979) alongside Steve Martin, “Pennies from Heaven” (1981) with Steve Martin and Christopher Walken, and “Annie” (1982) where she portrayed the memorable character of Lily St. Regis. On the small screen, Peters has graced audiences with her talent in TV series such as “Smash” (2012-2013) and “Mozart in the Jungle” (2014-2018), earning critical acclaim and captivating viewers with her performances.
Peters’ illustrious stage career has seen her conquer the Broadway scene with remarkable performances in a multitude of roles. Her breakout role came in 1968, when she portrayed Ruby in the musical “Dames at Sea.” This marked the beginning of a string of successful collaborations with renowned composer Stephen Sondheim. Peters went on to star as the titular character in the 1974 production of “Mack and Mabel” and delivered a mesmerizing performance as Dot/Marie in the 1984 production of “Sunday in the Park with George,” for which she received a Tony Award nomination.
Over the years, Bernadette Peters has forged significant collaborations with a host of influential individuals in the entertainment industry. She has worked alongside luminaries such as Steve Martin, Christopher Walken, Bette Midler, and Joel Grey in various film and stage productions, showcasing her ability to seamlessly share the spotlight and create powerful performances through artistic synergy. Peters’ collaborations extend beyond the realm of acting, as she has also joined forces with esteemed musicians including Leonard Bernstein and Marvin Hamlisch, elevating her live performances with their musical expertise.
Throughout her illustrious career, Bernadette Peters has received numerous accolades and earned a place among the most accomplished artists of her generation. She has been honored with multiple Tony Awards for her outstanding performances, including wins for her roles in “Song and Dance” (1986) and the 1999 revival of “Annie Get Your Gun.” In addition to her theatrical accomplishments, Peters has been recognized with Drama Desk Awards, Outer Critics Circle Awards, and a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, solidifying her status as a true icon of the stage and screen.
Beyond her remarkable talents as an actress and singer, Bernadette Peters has demonstrated a deep commitment to animal welfare. As an advocate for animals, she has actively supported various animal non-profit organizations and has been involved in initiatives aimed at promoting responsible pet ownership. Her passion for animals is evident in her efforts to raise awareness and funds for these causes, underscoring her dedication to creating a better world for all creatures.
