Biography
The eldest of five acting siblings, Ann Cusack began her career at the age of nine working with the famed Piven Theater & Workshop in Evanston, IL. The pretty brunette continued to develop her improvisational and other thespian skills at NYU and Circle in the Square. Following graduation, Cusack returned to her native Chicago and worked on the artistic staff at the Goodman Theater before managing The Dance Place in Washington, DC. Returning to …
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Career Milestones
2006 | Cast in the teen comedy "Accepted" | |
2000 | Co-starred in the Mike Nichols comedy "What Planet Are You From?" | |
1998 | Portrayed Astronaut Neil Armstrong's wife in the HBO miniseries, "From the Earth to the Moon" | |
1998 | Returned to sitcoms in title role of "Maggie" (Lifetime) | |
1997 | Appeared with siblings John, Joan and Bill in the comedy "Grosse Point Blank" | |
| Cast as Karen Foxworthy in the NBC sitcom "The Jeff Foxwrothy Show" | ||
1992 | Had recurring role on the ABC sitcom "The Jackie Thomas Show", starring Tom Arnold | |
1992 | TV-movie debut, "Overexposed" (ABC); father also had small role | |
| Worked as a singer with an a capella group in Chicago; toured with group, playing cabarets and comedy clubs throughout the USA | ||
| Returned to Chicago | ||
| Moved to Washington, DC to manage The Dance Place | ||
1983 | After college, worked as artistic staff assistant at the Goodman Theater in Chicago | |
| Moved to NYC to study at NYU and Circle in the Square | ||
1970 | At age nine, enrolled at the Piven Theater & Workshop (date approximate) | |
| Raised in the Chicago, IL, area | ||