Kathryn Kates, 'Orange is the New Black' and 'Seinfeld' entertainer, dead at 73

 

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Kathryn Kates, 'Orange is the New Black' and 'Seinfeld' entertainer, dead at 73

Kathryn Kates, a local New Yorker and entertainer known for appearances on "Seinfeld," "Orange Is the New Black" and "Law and Order: SVU," has kicked the bucket in Florida after a fight with malignant growth. She was 73.

Most as of late seen as Angie DeCarlo in "The Sopranos" side project film "The Many Saints of Newark," the entertainer's passing was affirmed by her reps Monday.
Ben Edelman, Sasha Diamond, Kathryn Kates and Brooks Brantley go to the premiere night all-nighter for Broadway's "Better half" on March 2, 2017 in New York City.
"Our powerful @officialkathrynkates has died. She will forever be recalled and loved in our souls as the strong power of nature she was," Headline Talent Agency reported Monday by means of Instagram.

"She cherished this specialty and had sufficient persistence to fill 10 boats. A genuine symbol. We will miss you."

Kates migrated from her local New York to Los Angeles in 1974 to seek after her expert acting profession. Once on the West Coast, she turned into a persuasive figure in the neighborhood theater scene, remarkably as an establishing individual from the acclaimed Colony Theater in Burbank, California, as per her authority bio.
Kates proceeded to feature large numbers of the Colony's LA Drama Critics' Circle grant winning creations, including Ray Bradbury's "The Martian Chronicles" with Ed Harris. Throughout the long term, the Colony developed from a little group of entertainers into a grounded, shrub earning, broadly perceived theater, eminent for great creations and recorded in the "Reference book Britannica Almanac" as one of "25 Notable US Theater Companies."
"Kathryn was our customer for a long time, and around one year prior, in the wake of discovering that the cellular breakdown in the lungs she was treated for a considerable length of time back had returned, we became significantly nearer."
"She was staggeringly courageous, insightful, savvy and adoring. Kathryn moved toward each job she at any point played, just as her day to day existence with the best of enthusiasm. We will put forth a valiant effort to respect her fantastic inheritance. The world genuinely lost one of the great ones."