Achieved notice in a late '60s Alka-Selzer commercial in which her recitation of outlandish recipies (such as "marshmallowed meatballs") kept sending her spouse to the bathroom for repeated doses.
Began her professional career as a prepubescent singer/actress on Broadway in Oliver (1960).
Her husband Joshua created light shows.
Owns a cat named Judy.
She made her stage debut at age 11 in 1959 playing a little boy in a Metropolitan Opera production of "Wozzeck".
Was nominated for Broadway's 1968 Tony Award as Best Supporting or Featured Actress (Musical) for "Henry, Sweet Henry."