Bebe Neuwirth

Played a dance instructor in the feature remake of "Fame"

Toured a one-woman cabaret show, "Bebe Neuwirth: Stories with Piano"

Co-starred with Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson in the comedy "The Game Plan"

Cast opposite Michael Keaton in "Game 6," a film centered around the historic 1986 World Series

Returned to the Broadway production of "Chicago" in the role of Roxie Hart

Starred in the short-lived spin-off series, "Law & Order: Trial by Jury" (NBC) as prosecutor Tracey Kibre

Performed in the NY musical, "Here Lies Jenny"

Again starred opposite Kate Hudson in "Le Divorce"

Played Kate Hudson's boss in the romantic comedy "How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days"

Garnered praise for supporting turn in the Sundance-screened independent "Tadpole"

Appeared in the Broadway show "Fosse"

Made rare non-musical stage appearance in the Off-Broadway play "Everett Beekin"

Returned to TV as a regular on the NBC drama series "Deadline"

Played the mother of a 1950s Jewish family in Barry Levinson's "Liberty Heights"

Portrayed Dorothy Parker in the A&E biopic "Dash & Lilly"; received Emmy nomination

Played a Hooker in Woody Allen's "Celebrity"

Returned to Broadway in the revival of "Chicago" as showgirl and killer Velma Kelly

Reprised her role as Dr. Lilith Sternin in several episodes of the "Cheers" spin-off, "Frasier"; earned an Emmy (1995) nomination

Starred as Lola opposite Victor Garber in the Broadway revival of "Damn Yankees"

Character of Lilith written out of "Cheers" at Neuwirth's request so that she could focus her energies on feature film work

Made film debut in "Say Anything" as a high school counselor

Joined the cast of "Cheers" (NBC) in a recurring role as emotionally repressed psychiatrist, Lilith Sternin-Crane

Directed by Bob Fosse in a revival of "Sweet Charity"

Appeared on Broadway in revival of "Little Me"

Made Broadway debut as Sheila in "A Chorus Line"

Moved to NYC at age 17

Performed in the national touring companies of "West Side Story" and "A Chorus Line" (as Cassie)

Will co-star with Nathan Lane in "The Addams Family" at Broadway's Lunt-Fontanne Theatre (2010)