Kate Mulgrew Biography

Katherine Mulgrew was cast in the ABC daytime drama Ryan's Hope as the role of Mary Ryan (a role she played for about two years). At the same time she earned the role of Emily in a production of Our Town at the American Shakespeare Festival in Stratford CT. When she was 23 Kate was approached by then head of NBC programming Fred Silverman who offered her a starring role in a series he had created with her in mind- Kate Columbo. In this series Kate played the wife of one of TV's most beloved detective Lieutenant Columbo. This series was a critical success but nonetheless was cancelled. In the following years Kate's career led her to star in several feature films. In 1988 Kate returned to television to star in the ABC drama Heartbeat. Kate portrayed Dr. Joanne Springstein/Halloran head of a co-op medical group center for women. This series aired for two seasons and won a People's Choice Award for Best Drama. In addition to television and feature films Kate's career also consists of numerous theatrical productions including her Broadway debut in Black Comedy a play written by Peter Schaeffer. About that time she married theater director Robert H. Egan and a few years later she had two sons: Ian Thomas and Alexander James.

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