Here is the biography of Concetta D'Agnese:
Born in Brooklyn, New York, Concetta D'Agnese began her acting career at a young age, starting with the Off-B'way Children's Fine Arts Guild Repertory Company. She later transitioned to musical theatre, performing in various productions on Broadway, including "Hot September," "Hallelujah Baby," "No, No, Nanette," "Anything Goes," "Irene," "The Boyfriend," and "Funny Girl."
In addition to her theatre work, D'Agnese has appeared in numerous plays, including "The Contrast," "Born Yesterday," "Last of the Red Hot Lovers," "Come Blow Your Horn," "Two For The Seesaw," "Everybody Loves Opal," "There's A Girl in my Soup," and "Catch Me If You Can."
After relocating to Los Angeles, D'Agnese continued to work in theatre, appearing in productions such as "Fathers & Sons," "Cry of War," "Annie," and "Guys and Dolls." She also had a successful television career, starring in sitcoms like "The Facts of Life," "George Burns Comedy Week," "It's a Living," and "Who's The Boss."
D'Agnese's television drama and film roles include appearances in "Fresno," "Columbo," "New Rockford Files," "Hart to Hart," "Star Trek," "NYPD Blue," "Murder She Wrote," "ER," "The Practice," and "Diagnosis Murder." She has also appeared in several films, including "Younger & Younger," "Groucho," "I Love Trouble," "Meet Wally Sparks," "King Cobra," "Child of Satan," and "Society."
In addition to her acting career, D'Agnese has also worked as a columnist, creating the column "Connie Chats" for the New York-based trade paper, Backstage, and later writing for Show Biz West Magazine and Los Angeles Stage Times. She has also published a podcast, "Concetta Cues Women of a Lovely Age," which debuted in 2023.
