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Roslyn Kind

Roslyn Kind (born January 9, 1951) is an American actress, singer, and songwriter. She is the younger sister of Barbra Streisand. She has been performing on Broadway and other venues since her teenage years. Kind's inspiration from being a singer came from her grandfather, who was a cantor, and her mother. Kind recorded her debut album two months after graduating from high school in June 1968. The album, titled "Give Me You," was released in January 1969, at the same time as her first professional performance, at the Hungry I in San Francisco. Kind's New York debut was at the Plaza Hotel’s legendary Persian Room in 1969, where she played to a packed house that included her sister, Barbra Streisand. She performed on the April 16, 1977, episode of Saturday Night Live. Kind has spent the past several decades touring internationally as a cabaret singer and entertainer. She was featured in Barbra Streisand's 2012 national tour, Back to Brooklyn, and 2013 European tour, Barbra Streisand LIVE, during which she sang a duet with her sister. A few of Kind's shows are directed by her sister Barbra's concert director, Richard Jay Alexander.


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Born:
Jan 9, 1951 In Brooklyn, New York City
Movie/TV Credits:
11
First Appeared:
In the series The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson 1962-10-01
Latest Project:
Movie Studio One Forever 2024-10-18
Known For
Poster of Studio One Forever
Poster of I'm Going to Be Famous
Poster of Ghost of a Chance
Poster of The Main Event
Filmography
Movie Studio One Forever Self 2024-10-18
Movie Ladies of the House Fundraiser Woman 2008-10-18
Series The Nanny Roslyn Kind 1993-11-03
Movie Switched at Birth Sue, Lab Technician 1991-04-28
Movie The Underachievers Mrs Rasseli 1988-06-01
Movie I'm Going to Be Famous Kitty March 1983-01-01
Series Gimme a Break! Marfa Cosgrove 1981-10-29
Movie Ghost of a Chance Leslie 1980-07-07
Movie The Main Event Aerobics Class Dancer (uncredited) 1979-06-22
Movie A Star Is Born Table Guest at the Grammy Awards (uncredited) 1976-12-17
Series The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson Self 1962-10-01