She returned for a 10 year anniversary musical performance of Into the Woods as the Witch along with most of the original cast. [edit]
In 1987, Bernadette was honored as the Woman of the Year from the Hasty Pudding Theatricals. [edit]
In 2001, Bernadette was nominated for an Emmy her performance on Ally McBeal. [edit]
In 2002, Bernadette was inducted into the Hollywood Bowl Hall of Fame. [edit]
Her husband, Michael Wittenberg died in a helicopter crash in Montenegro, Europe on September 26, 2005. An investment advisor, he was reportedly on a business trip. [edit]
She was a frequent guest on The Carol Burnett Show. [edit]
In 1976, she received her second Golden Globe nomination for her role in the Mel Brooks' comedy Silent Movie. [edit]
It wasn't until her teens that Bernadette realized musical theatre was the direction she wanted to head in and her performing switched from more of a hobby to a professional career. [edit]
In 1969, she won her first Drama Desk Award for her off-Broadway performance in Dames At Sea which was a spoof of musicals from the depression era. [edit]
In 1968, she garnered a Theatre World citation in the Broadway show George M! with actor Joel Grey. [edit]
At 19 Bernadette made her Broadway debut in Johnny No-Trump[edit]
In 1981, she received her first Golden Globe nomination for the movie musical Pennies from Heaven. [edit]
Bernadette created the role of "Mabel Normand" in Mack And Mabel ,the 1974 musical written by Jerry Herman. [edit]
In 1973 she made her movie debut in Ace Eli and Rodger of the Skies[edit]
Bernadette received her first Tony nomination in 1971 for her role of "Brunehilde Esterhazy" in the Leonard Bernstein musical On The Town. [edit]
She received her Actors Equity card in 1957. [edit]
At the age of 9, Bernadette changed her name from Bernadette Lazzara to Bernadette Peters. [edit]
At the age of 5, Bernadette started taking tap dancing lessons. [edit]
Bernadette appeared on the show Juvenile Jury when she was just three and a half years. [edit]
She was born at 1:15pm-EST in Ozone Park, New York. [edit]
She has won two "Best Leading Actress in a Musical" Tony awards for Song and Dance and Annie Get Your Gun. [edit]