Andrea Martin

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Andrea Martin Fast Facts:

Is of Armenian descent.
Appeared in a celebrated Canadian production of Godspell with Gilda Radner, Martin Short and Victor Garber (with Paul Shaffer serving as musical director) in 1972.
Made her feature-film debut in the Ivan Reitman-directed Cannibal Girls (1973).
Joined Toronto's Second City troupe in 1975.
Made her Broadway debut in a production of My Favorite Year, for which she won a Best Actress Tony Award.
Transitioned her SCTV character Mrs. Falbo over to Sesame Street, where she played word fairy Wanda Falbo in multiple appearances.
Wrote and performed the one-woman shows Nude Nude Totally Nude (1996) and Andrea Martin: Final Days! Everything Must Go!! (2010).
Supports the Children of Armenia Fund, which helps kids in impoverished regions of Armenia.

Andrea Martin Relationships:
Bob Dolman - Ex-husband
Jack - Son
Joe - Son
Sybil A. Martin - Mother
John Papazian Martin - Father
Andrea Martin Awards:
1982 Emmy: Outstanding Writing in a Variety or Music Program - Nominee
1982 Emmy: Outstanding Writing in a Variety or Music Program - Winner
1983 Emmy: Outstanding Writing in a Variety or Music Program - Nominee
1983 Emmy: Outstanding Writing in a Variety or Music Program - Winner
1982 Emmy: Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy or Variety or Music Series - Nominee
2008 Tony: Actress (Featured Role--Musical) - Nominee
1993 Tony: Actress (Featured Role--Musical) - Winner
1997 Tony: Actress (Featured Role--Musical) - Nominee
2002 Tony: Actress (Featured Role--Musical) - Nominee
2002 Screen Actors Guild Awards: Outstanding Performance by a Cast in a Motion Picture - Nominee
College:
Emerson College, Boston, MA (1969)