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Hazelle
Goodman has been featured in Vogue, People
and Vibe magazines, her self-titled HBO Special received
unprecedented ratings and was nominated for two Cable Ace Awards
– Best Comedy Special and Best Performer.
Woody Allen told The New York
Times “Hazelle is a real find!
She’s a comedienne who is very funny and can incorporate
her humor into first rate acting.”
Among her many credits,
Hazelle starred opposite Woody Allen in the ground breaking role
of “Cookie” in Allen’s Deconstructing Harry, as the diva,
drug lord, “Georgia Rae Mahoney” on NBC’s Homicide, and as
Evelda Drumgo in the block buster film Hannibal.
With an acclaimed outing as
the “Queen” in the Public Theater’s production of Cymbeline,
Hazelle made her Shakespearean debut.
She has performed alongside
noted celebrities Oprah Winfrey, Jane Fonda, Glenn Close, Whoopi
Goldberg, Anthony
Hopkins and others.
In her last solo performance
“On Edge” critics said:
"Ms. Goodman does an outstanding job...she seems to change
gender by facial expression alone." -- New York Times
People magazine calls the
actress "sinfully good," and Time Out New York declares
her "a memorable comic gem."
"She dominates the stage.
If Goodman's delivering the blow, it's bound to sting." --
Village Voice
Ms. Goodman was honored by the
former Manhattan Borough President, C. Virginia Fields for her
outstanding contributions in theatre, television and Film
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