Sally Stewart

Sally's talent has been described as big. She has deep emotional range, which she exhibited to standing ovations while playing "Rose" in "Fences" directed by the late Broadway director Marion McClinton. After watching her on stage Uta Hagen got up from her chair, stopped and praised her for the honesty and pain she brought to the role of "Debra" the juror in "Voire Dire". She's gotten stellar reviews when she played the grieving "Catherine" from "Proof", she's also appeared in all the Law and Orders. She has had the privilege of working with the legendary Ruby Dee, once during a tech rehearsal Sally remarked that her husband was handsome and with that deep raspy voice Ruby shot back "He's not handsome, he's a hunk" everyone on stage cracked up. Sally has fond and funny memories sitting next to James Gandolfini at a table ready for the "Sopranos" he was a huge star but so very kind, generous and funny. Sally Stewart was born in Brooklyn, New York to a Jamaican mother and father from So