"Her charm onstage is infectious... Ingersoll is a brilliant actress"-BroadwayWorld
Get Happy: Angela Ingersoll Sings Judy Garland
Emmy Award Nomination: Outstanding Performer in a Program
A star is born as Emmy nominee Angela Ingersoll celebrates Judy Garland live in concert.
“Close your eyes, and you might think Judy is in the room. Open them, and you still might think she’s in the room. Angela Ingersoll is both every-inch a blazing star in her own right and a glorious tribute to one of America’s all-time greatest voices.”
–Broadway World
FOLLIES in concert
“Ingersoll, a whopping talent in her prime, flies here; her voice blended most delightfully with (Anthony) Rapp’s on ‘Too Many Mornings,’ and her solo take on ‘Buddy’s Eyes’ was a knockout.”
-Chicago Tribune
“In a night of many high points, Angela Ingersoll’s performance as Sally was perhaps the highest. Sally is the show’s emotional fulcrum… and Ingersoll’s beautiful voice and heartbreaking portrayal gave the role its full emotional force.”
-Third Coast Review
End of the Rainbow
Jeff Award Winner: Best Actress, Play
Broadway World Award Winner: Best Actress, Play
Woman of the Year in Theatre: LA Times
Best of Year: Chicago Tribune, Chicago Sun-Times, LA Times
“Angela Ingersoll was born to play Judy Garland. Her tour de force is an act of breathtaking alchemy-a simultaneously sublime and chilling act of transformation. And it might well leave you believing you’ve encountered the ghost of the beloved film star.”
-Chicago Sun-Times
BELTING FOR LIFE
Chicago beltresses unite to support AIDS Foundation Chicago at the annual Belting For Life event organized by beloved community leader and birthday boy Christopher Pazdernik. It’s a magnificently queer celebration that’s always the best day of the year.
The 12 Dames of Christmas
Emmy nominee Angela Ingersoll sings a dozen yuletide divas including Judy Garland, Julie Andrews, Janis Joplin, and more. Presented by Artists Lounge Live.
How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying
Jeff Award Nomination: Best Supporting Actress in a Musical
“Delicious… Ms. Ingersoll plays Hedy as if the role had been written expressly for her. As foxy as she is beautiful, Ingersoll makes the most of her physical prowess, mining comedy from every line and movement.”
-Chicago Theatre Review
MICHAEL & ANGELA INGERSOLL IN CONCERT
Married musical stars Michael and Angela Ingersoll deliver loads of laughs and feel-good hits! Join Chicago Tribune’s “Dynamic Power Couple” and their rocking band for oldies but goodies including “Love Will Keep Us Together,” “Save the Last Dance For Me,” “Hopelessly Devoted To You,” and “(I’ve Had) The Time of My Life.” Presented by Artists Lounge Live.
Much Ado About Nothing
“Notre Dame Shakespeare Festival’s production literally jumps, jives and wails… This is Shakespeare at his toe-tapping best.”
-South Bend Tribune
The Mistress Cycle
Jeff Award Nomination: Best Actress, Revue
“Ingersoll is simply stunning as Nin, whose life is a maze of men and hidden longing… Ingersoll is sensational here.”
-Chicago Sun Times
Chicago Shakespeare in the Parks
Chicago Shakespeare Theater’s annual Parks Tour is a cultural gem. For “Shakespeare’s Greatest Hits” Angela starred as Katharine in The Taming of the Shrew and Titania in A Midsummer Night’s Dream.
The Game’s Afoot
“Daria is played by Angela Ingersoll with singular physical brilliance, and who, alone, is worth the price of admission as she easily steals every scene in which she refuses to be neatly hidden.”
-Chicago Sun-Times
The Merry Wives of Windsor
“An elaborate, warm-hearted, exuberantly acted production… High-spirited Angela Ingersoll is irresistible.”
-Chicago Sun-Times
The 39 Steps
“Watching the four performers in director David New’s seamlessly played, physically thrilling, brilliantly realized production at Drury Lane, I’d call The 39 Steps a tour de force ballet… a demonically demanding, laugh-out-loud frolic.” -Chicago Sun-Times
South Pacific
“Nellie is played radiantly by Angela Ingersoll… Her charm onstage was infectious and you couldn’t help but watch every little thing she did. From the silly scene of her washing her hair, to the tender moments toward the end of the show, Ingersoll is a brilliant actress.”
-Broadway World
The Comedy of Errors
“The slapstick alone is worth the price of the ticket — I’ve never seen a crazier food fight — and the performances are uniformly outstanding… I’ve never seen a funnier Shakespeare production than Ms. Gaines’s Comedy Of Errors, or a better Shakespeare company than Chicago Shakespeare. Beat that, Broadway!”
-The Wall Street Journal
CHICAGO P.D.
On seasons 1-4 of the NBC hit drama, Ingersoll appeared in recurring role of Annie, Detective Lindsay’s (Sophia Bush) best friend from her rough and sordid past.
Richard III
“In the small yet powerful role of Lady Anne Angela Ingersoll is terrific. Ingersoll’s passionate anger and catatonic self-loathing make me wish Shakespeare had expanded the role much further.”
-PlayShakespeare.com
“Angela Ingersoll (as commanding in the classics as she is in musicals) is radiant as Lady Anne, the young widow so hideously seduced by Richard.”
-Chicago Sun Times
Carousel
“Chicago actress Angela Ingersoll is brilliant. Ingersoll’s performance is such a riveting fusion of fragility and strength that we believe she can survive unhurt. The love story of Julie and Billy floats on this delicately nuanced performance.”
-Isthmus Daily Page
I Gotta Right to Sing the Blues
A trio of stellar songstresses unite in a torchy tribute to their idols, combining the iconic catalogues of Ella Fitzgerald, Judy Garland, and Patsy Cline.
The Great Gatsby
“IRT’s staging of the script is an ambitious, glittery, and well cast event, which I am certain would please even the most enthusiastic of Fitzgerald aficionados.”
-A Seat on the Aisle
How Can You Run With a Shell On Your Back
Angela Ingersoll originated the role of Riley in the Michael Mahler and Alan Schmuckler musical at Chicago Shakespeare Theater.
The Secret Garden
Jeff Award Nomination: Best Supporting Actress, Musical
“Angela Ingersoll’s delightfully unpolished Martha knocks the best number, ‘Hold On’ right out onto Belmont Avenue.”
-Chicago Tribune
Jekyll & Hyde
Ostrander Award Winner: Best Actress, Musical
“Angela Ingersoll as the prostitute Lucy continues her series of smashing portrayals. Great voice, powerful presence.”
-Commercial Appeal
Macbeth
Ostrander Award Winner: Best Actress, Play
“Angela Ingersoll’s portrayal -crass, clever, and sexually manipulative – explodes off the stage in a shower of wicked pheromones.”
-Memphis Flyer
The Wizard of Oz
“Angela Ingersoll does a smashing job as Dorothy Gale, calling to mind Judy Garland without ever doing an exact imitation.”
-Memphis Flyer
Disney’s Beauty & the Beast
Ostrander Award Winner: Best Actress, Musical
“As the beautiful Belle, Angela Ingersoll never once allows herself to become another simple minded ingenue. She is by turns sassy, strong, brave, bookish, and simply lovely to look upon.”
-Memphis Flyer
The Philadelphia Story
The classic Hollywood romantic comedy hits the stage with Angela Ingersoll starring in Katharine Hepburn’s iconic role of socialite Tracy Lord.
Bat Boy: The Musical
Ostrander Award Winner: Best Supporting Actress, Musical
“Angela Ingersoll is downright hilarious… Her comic timing is flawless and her singing voice is glorious.”
-Family and Friends Magazine
Ragtime
Ostrander Award Nomination: Best Supporting Actress, Musical
Man of La Mancha
Ostrander Award Nomination: Best Actress, Musical
Second City Hollywood
Hilarious bombshell Angela Ingersoll appears as a guest-host-turned-cast-member at live sketch comedy shows at Second City Hollywood.
Othello
“Ingersoll was a revelation as Desdemona – her actions and speech were clear and direct, and every emotion showed. She was beautifully watchable.”
-OOBR (Off-Off Broadway Review)
Arcadia
“The show’s best find, however, is Angela Ingersoll as the precocious Thomasina. Her joy at learning, her impatience with her elders, and her indefatigable curiosity are impeccably integrated into an accomplished and satisfying portrait.”
-Citybeat