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Ms. Charbonneau has been a professional actor for over twenty years. Patricia's training began with Fred Karamen from the acclaimed Neighborhood Playhouse in New York, as well as with Winn Handman of the American Place Theater. Ms. Charbonneau has been seen in over thirty films and television series; she has worked with Oscar winning directors William Friedkin and Michael Mann. Ms. Charbonneau was nominated for the Independent Sprit Award for her ground-breaking performance in the film Desert Hearts (1985). Patricia has co-starred with William Peterson, Stanley Tucci, Julie Andrews, Sam Waterston, Diane Weist, and James Garner. Patricia honed her craft performing in classics as well as new American plays in New York, Los Angeles Europe and Australia. Ms. Charbonneau has been passionate about introducing theater to children and young adults. She has taught workshops for the Santa Monica School District, The American Film Institute children's division and the Addison Witt Studios in Los Angeles.

(February 18 to March 29, 1981) She played Lea in Wendy Kesselman&#39;s play, &quot;My Sister in This House,&quot; in a Humana Festival production at the Actors Theatre of Louisville in Louisville, Kentucky with Cristine Rose (Christine); Eloise Terry (Madame Cottin); Marianne Owen (Mademoiselle Isabelle Danzard); Anne Pitoniak (Madame Danzard) and Andy Backer (Photographer) in the cast. Jon Jory was director.

(April 30 to May 24, 1981) She played Lily Agnes in Joanna Glass&#39; play, &quot;Artichoke,&quot; at the Actors Theatre of Louisville (Mainstage) in Louisville, Kentucky with Andy Backer (Jake); Dierk Toporzysek (Archie); Beth Dixon (Margaret); Ray Fry (Gramps); Michael Kevin (Walter) and William McNulty (Gibson McFarland) in the cast. Adale O&#39;Brien was director.

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