Amy Van Nostrand has had a distinguished career in the performing arts, with numerous stage appearances at prominent theaters across the United States.
She has taken the stage at The Guthrie Theater, where she has starred in productions such as "SixDegrees Of Separation".
Additionally, she has appeared at The Huntington Theatre, performing in shows like "Dead End", "Heartbreak House", and "What The Butler Saw", a production which was still running as of March 2004.
Van Nostrand has also had the opportunity to work at the Williamstown Theatre Festival, where she has been part of the cast of "The Three Sisters".
Her impressive resume also includes appearances at The Shakespeare Theatre, where she has performed in "The Taming Of The Shrew".
Furthermore, she has been a part of the company at The Westport Playhouse, The George Street Playhouse, The Coast Playhouse, where she received a Dramalogue Award for Outstanding Actress for her role in "Colorado Catechism", Pittsburgh Public Theatre, The Delaware Theatre Co., The Weston Playhouse, and Trinity Rep.
In 1978, Van Nostrand was awarded the first Peter Kaplan Fellowship at Trinity Rep, and she went on to become a company member for eight seasons.
Her Broadway debut was in Harold Pinter's "The Hothouse", and she has also appeared in New York at The Pearl Theatre Co.
Amy Van Nostrand holds a degree from Brown University and is a member of the board of directors at the Weston Playhouse Theatre Co.
