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Tammy's other cabarets include, "Songs for Papa,"
"Crazy World," "Looking for a Big Love" and
"Tribute to Georgia Holof."
Have you read the Lincoln Journal Star article about Tammy?
Actress' life is now a cabaret
Contact Tammy
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 Ms.
Meneghini most recently appeared in Chicago at Davenport's Piano
Bar and Cabaret in "Let the Sunshine In, Songs from the
Musicals of Galt MacDermot." This February, as part of
the annual V-Day National Stop the Violence Campaign against women,
Tammy appeared in Nebraska's cast of "Vagina Monologues."
Last summer she was part of the world premiere stage production
of "The Guys" (a September 11th commemorative
play originated at the Flea Theatre in NYC) with the Open Theatre
in Tucson, AZ.
Her work in Chicago has included "The Prophet of
Bishop Hill" (Chicago Dramatist, Jeff nomination), "Company"
(Pegasus, Jeff citation), "Sweeney Todd" (Porchlight,
After Dark award), and "Life in the Trees" (SummerNITE,
Jeff citation), to name a few.
In New York, she was part of the original cast that developed
"Quake," a play recently presented at the 2002
Humana Festival. As an ensemble member of the Hypothetical Theatre
Company, she worked frequently on the main stage and as the company
movement coach, most notably in the highly acclaimed "Ellis
Island Stories."
Tammy also keeps busy directing and teaching throughout the west.
Directing projects have included her own adaptation of "Trojan
Women," developed in conjunction with the Department
of Afghan Studies at the University of Nebraska - Omaha. She currently
teaches at Creighton University and continues to conduct acting
and cabaret workshops in and out of her new home town Lincoln.
She has served on the faculty of the American Academy of Dramatic
Arts, the Actor's Movement Studio, Rutgers University, and the
University of the Arts in Philadelphia.
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