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Mandy Patinkin
Mandy Patinkin's concert career kicked off with the launch of his eponymous solo album – Mandy Patinkin in 1989. Soon after that he appeared in some concert shows with tickets completely sold out, not only in US but also in Canada and UK. In those concerts, he gave vocal form to the lyrics of some popular songwriters. "Mandy Patinkin in Concert: Dress Casual" was his second album, and was released in 1990 on CBS Records. Apart from his albums there are more contributions from Patinkin to the music world. In 1998 he debuted Mamalsohen, a project very close to his heart. It was a collection of classic, traditional and contemporary Yiddish songs. Mamalsohen was mobile and as a stage production it toured all across the country. Its recording was awarded the "Deutschen Schallplattenpreis", dubbed as the German Grammy.
He embraced the small screen in 1994 and went straight ahead to win the Emmy Award for his performance as Dr. Jeffrey Geiger on CBS' Chicago Hope. Despite the awards and fame from it, Patinkin quit the show partway in the middle of the second season, as he wanted to spend more time with his wife.
2000 saw him back in the Broadway sets and he grabbed a Tony Award for Best Actor (Musical) "The Wild Party". In 2004, he ran a one-man concert in a six-week engagement in the complex Dodger Stages. In September 2005, he appeared in the hit series - Criminal Minds as Jason Gideon who showed up back to work after multiple nervous breakdowns resulting for his partner's death. Criminal Minds is expected to be aired in 2007, immediately after the Super Bowl.
Brodway Appearances:
Evita (1979) — Che (Tony Award, 1980)
Sunday in the Park with George (1984) — George (Tony Award Nominee, 1984)
Mandy Patinkin in Concert: Dress Casual (1989)
The Secret Garden (1991) — Archibald Craven
Falsettos (1993) — Marvin (Replacement)
Sunday in the Park with George (Tenth Anniversary Concert) (1994) — George
Mandy Patinkin in Concert (1997)
Mandy Patinkin in Concert: Mamaloshen (1998)
The Wild Party (2000) — Burrs (Tony Award Nominee, 2000)
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Artist Biography - Mandy Patinkin
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Mandy Patinkin is a small screen cum film artist that also had success in the music and Broadway shows. He was born of Jewish heritage in Chicago, Illinois. He had some worthwhile personalities in his family circle. Mark Patinkin, syndicated columnist for the Providence Journal and Jason Patinkin, President of Earthco are his cousins. He graduated in the University of Kansas and learnt or practiced arts in Juilliard School of Drama.
He first tasted recognition and popularity when he bagged the Tony award in 1980. That was for his part in Evita on Broadway in 1970. He played the role of Che in that hit musical. He also appeared in the Pulitzer Prize winning Broadway musical "Sunday in the park with George". After a break, his next famous stint in Brodway was during the days of "The Secret Garden" in about 706 performances, in the year 1991. In the year 1992, he played as Marvin in "Falsettos". He was also appreciated for his altruistic gestures. In 1997, he pumped some Brodway dollars out to charity displaying his noble inner side. He did that by way of his sold-out one-man concert, and the benefits were distributed to notable charitable organizations.
In the celluloid landscape, he played some parts in movies such as Yentl and Ragtime. Not to mention his popular appearance as Inigo Montoya in Rob Reiner's "The Princess Bride" in 1987. There are a few other movies in which he has made multiple appearances, including Dick Tracy and Alien Nation.
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