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Check out the first
scene of Kate's character Flemeth in the video game, Dragon Age:Origins.
On Monday evening, Oct.
26th, Kate gave the keynote speech at the Minnesota Medical Foundation
2009 Annual Dinner. View video and read the text of her speech here.
Kate Mulgrew (right), with Beverly Grossman
and Karen Hsiao Ashe, M.D., Ph.D., at the MMF Annual Dinner on October
26, 2009.
On Monday night, Oct.
19th, Kate attended the Stella by Starlight Gala to benefit the Stella
Adler Studio of Acting. Check out the pics here!
Kate Mulgrew has been
cast on NBC's fall drama "Mercy."
She plays Jeannie Flanagan, the mother of the show's lead, Veronica (Taylor
Schilling).
"Mercy" airs Wednesdays
at 8/7c on NBC!
Watch the 11/11 Episode
(#7 Destiny, Meet My Daughter, Veronica)
Information from Kate
on Alec Egan's latest
art show can be found on the
blog!
Check the
blog for information about Alzheimer's which Kate would like to share.
Kate was a guest
at Dragon*Con in Atlanta , GA during Labor Day Weekend (Sept.4th-7th).
Photos from Saturday's panel
can be found here.
Photos from Sunday's panel
can be found here.
Check the
blog for video and links to reports!
Kate Mulgrew Gives Blood
While all donors are special, some are
much better known than others. Actress Kate Mulgrew, who played Captain
Kathryn Janeway on “Star Trek: Voyager” stopped by the blood drive at Dragon*Con
and donated. Blood Drive Chairman Dr. Alan Koslow captured the moment.
Source – Facebook
Kate Mulgrew and Sig Libowitz discussed
the movie, "The Response" with Chicago Public Radio Station, WBEZ on Friday,
July 31, 2009. Listen
to the interview online.
Sig Libowitz, the writer/producer of the
movie, "The Response" and Kate Mulgrew
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Kate is providing the
voice for Flemeth, a witch who transforms into an enormous, double-tough
dragon in Dragon Age: Origins, the new fantasy RPG from Bioware. Check
the
blog for more info!
The Best & The Brightest
- a comedy co-written and directed by Josh Shelov, based on his
and his wife’s attempts to get their child into Manhattan’s private school
system. The film recently finished shooting in Philadelphia.
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Kate's role: [THE PLAYER'S WIFE] -- a
former attorney-turned-politician, wife to The Player. Number two on the
board at Coventry Day School (after her husband), she is a hard-hitter
who knows how to drive a bargain.
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On location for 'The Best & The Brightest'
Photo of Kate taken by a fan while filming
'The Best & The Brightest" in Philadelphia
Christopher McDonald and Kate Mulgrew
The Player and The Player's Wife
Kate's son,
Alec Egan had a showing of his work May 30th to June 1st, 2009 at Box Eight
Gallery, 1445 East Washington Blvd., Los Angeles, CA - Report
& Photos from the evening.
Hello
All,
Please take
a look at the following website. This is Alec Egan's most recent
work and I think it is terrific. There is a link in which to contact
the artist if you are interested in purchasing any of the paintings or
have any further inquiries.
On
Sept. 20th, Kate held a private showing of painter Alec Egan's artwork
at her West Side apartment - Photos can be found on Broadway.com
Up and coming
artist Alec Egan's work was featured in an exhibition and sale during the
month of January 2008 at Studio 2507 in Portland, Oregon(read
more)
Kate was the keynote speaker at the Dubuque
County Democrats’ annual Hall of Fame Banquet Tuesday, April 28, 2009.
Mulgrew’s father, T.J., was inducted posthumously into the hall of fame.
Home
to laud an honored father TH-Online Wednesday, April 29, 2009
Actress and Dubuque native Kate Mulgrew
is the keynote speaker at the Dubuque County Democratic Party's Hall of
Fame induction gathering Tuesday.
Kate was the guest
speaker at:
Alzheimer's Association
Minnesota-North Dakota Chapter
2009 Remembering Our Stars
Gala
Saturday, April 25, 2009
Marriott City Center
Minneapolis, MN
Read
Kate's speech
On Tuesday, March 10, 2009 Kate attended
the opening night for 'Humor
Abuse', Lorenzo Pisoni's (Equus) one-man show about his upbringing
as the youngest member of the Pickle Family Circus.
Kate played Hesther
Saloman, a magistrate, alongside Daniel Radcliffe in EQUUS on Broadway!
More
Info
Kate spoke at the 24th Annual
Mayoral Conference on Alzheimer's Disease on Oct. 31st 2008 at the Brooklyn
Marriott in Brooklyn, NY. Video of the speech can be found on YouTube.
Kate and Peter Sarsgaard - judges at BC/EFA's
20th annual Gypsy of the Year Competition Dec. 8 at Broadway's New Amsterdam
Theatre.
Photo by Aubrey Reuben
More photos
and article
at Playbill.com.
Kathleen Turner & Kate Mulgrew
Photo from We Love Soaps
Kate attended the Citymeals-on-Wheels
22nd Annual Power Lunch for Women on Friday, November 21, 2008 at The Rainbow
Room (30 Rockefeller Plaza, 65th Floor) in New York City. For more information
visit CityMeals.org,
We
Love Soaps and New
York Social Diary.
Kate has narrated "The
Sounds of Progress Part II", a new entry in WAMC radio's 'Women in Science,
Technology and Engineering' series. Kate also narrated "Her Story: Then",
a previous entry in the series. You can listen to the individual stories
or download a podcast on WAMC radio's website!
The
Sounds of Progress Part II Her
Story: Then
For all the latest information
on 'The Response', the short film depicting a combatant status review tribunal
at Guantanamo, and in which Kate Mulgrew portrays one of the military judges,
check out their
website!
Photos of Kate at the
2008 Whitney Museum Of American Arts Gala
October 20, 2008
zimbio.com Getty
Images
If you have any photos, reports,
video, etc. to share please e-mail the webmaster at totallykate@gmail.com
In My Library: Kate
Mulgrew
New
York Post Sunday, August 17, 2008
Kate was a guest at
Creation's
Convention in Las Vegas on Sunday, August 10, 2008. If you have any photos
or reports to share please e-mail the webmaster at totallykate@gmail.com!
Photos by TotallyKate
Please do not repost without permission
More Photos!
Kate to the Obie committee "I have never
met you. I don't know who you are. But I want you all to know this: I like
you all enormously."
Congratulations to Kate!
She's won an Obie Award for her performance in IPHIGENIA
2.0. The Obie Awards were presented Monday evening, May 19th, 2008
by the Village Voice newspaper to off-Broadway and off-off Broadway productions.
For more information visit their
website.
From
April 22nd to May 3rd Kate performed the role of Mommy in Edward Albee's
The
American DreamandThe Sandbox at theCherry
Lane Theatre. The Cherry Lane Theatre is located
at 38 Commerce Street in New York City.
Kate describes The Belasco
Theatre on West 44th Street in Midtown Manhattan on New
York Beyond Sight's website. If
you have problems listening to the file from the link on their site click
here.
Kate delivered the keynote
speech at a luncheon on Friday, Feb. 29th, 2008 to announce the MetLife
Foundation Awards for Medical Research in Alzheimer's Disease. Kate is
a member of the Alzheimer's Association National Advisory Board and was
recently featured in the National Alzheimer's Association awareness campaign.
Her recollections of her mother, who was diagnosed with Alzheimer's, are
found in the recently published book, Voices
of Alzheimer's.
Read
more about the research awards... Read
Kate's speech.. Video
of Kate's speech...
University of Maryland,
School of Law Partners with Recent Graduate to Produce The Response, a
Film Examining Guantanamo Military Tribunals.
Kate plays a judge in
the new independent film which recreates the military tribunals at Guantanamo
Bay. For more information visit the University
of Maryland School of Law website and read the A/P article from WTOPNews.com,
Washington D.C.
Video of the actors
& crew discussing the film can viewed at the University of MD School
of Law website. Direct
link to video.
Actor Kate Mulgrew talks
with director of photography Richard Chisolm before filming on the set
of the independent film "Response," Friday, Feb. 1, 2008, in Baltimore.
(AP Photo/Gail Burton)
Up
and coming artist Alec Egan's work was featured in an exhibition and sale
during the month of January 2008 at Studio 2507 in Portland, Oregon.
In celebration of the
opening of this talented young artist's first professional showing, a wine
and cheese reception was hosted by the artist's mother, Kate Mulgrew, at
the gallery on January 4th, 2008.
Kate Mulgrew & Alec Egan
Photo by Adam Rominger
"We walked into the small crowded gallery
to see the opening of Alec Egan’s art work. We were immediately greeted
by Kate Mulgrew with wine and a welcome. I loved several things about
going to the opening, one of which was an opportunity to speak with the
artist about his work and his feeling about the painting he had done on
found wood. His passion for his work was obvious in his painting
and his sharing about the paintings we viewed. His Mother was very
attentive to those who came to view her son's painting, offering food and
wine. You could feel the devotion to her son." - Beverly Brosius
We found Alec and discussed his art with
him on several occasions. I found him to be extremely intelligent and honest.
He said he considers his art "ugly art", done with purpose to strike a
chord with it's audience and make them think about their own darksides,
the darksides of today's culture, and the disturbing aspects of politics/the
state of the world today. Sure, he can do beautiful art......landscapes,
lovely portraits, etc....but to change the world sometimes you have to
leave the comfort zone of pleasantness and delve into the angsty hidden
side that can be found in all of us. Read
the rest of Vanessa's Report.