Esther Sutherland

Esther Sutherland

Deceased · Born: Aug 29, 1932 · Died: Dec 31, 1986

Personal Details

BornAug 29, 1932 New York City, New York, USA

Biography

Esther's remarkable vocal abilities were merely the tip of the iceberg, as she was also a skilled singer capable of effortlessly traversing the diverse genres of jazz, blues, and gospel with unparalleled mastery. Her comedic talents were equally impressive, as she possessed an uncanny sense of timing that allowed her to effortlessly command the attention of her audience, holding them spellbound with her every word and gesture. With a mesmerizing presence, she would weave a spell of enchantment over her listeners, captivating and enthralling them with her every move. In between her soulful performances, she would regale the crowd with witty jokes and engaging stories, effortlessly keeping them entertained and enthralled. Her ability to seamlessly pivot between her various talents was truly a testament to her boundless energy and unwavering dedication to her craft, earning her the reputation as a true trooper and a force to be reckoned with on stage.

Career

1980
Nine to Five
Nine to Five as Janitress
Stir Crazy
Stir Crazy as Sissie
1978
Battered
Battered as Woman in Nursery
1977
The Goodbye Girl
The Goodbye Girl as Strip Club Manager
1974
Foxy Brown
Foxy Brown as Nurse Crockett
Truck Turner
Truck Turner as Black Momma
1973
1968
Riverrun
Riverrun as The Lady