Suzanne Cryer stars as Ashley, Berg's new girlfriend and fellow medical student, on ABC's "Two Guys and a Girl."
Cryer knew early that acting was her destiny. In the fourth grade she performed in community theater, and in her late teens she began performing regularly on the dinner theater circuit. Her love of theater led her to classical theater training at the prestigious Yale school of drama, where she received her masters degree.
In 1997, her studies and determination paid off when she won the leading role on Broadway in Neil Simon's "Proposals," one of his only female-driven plays. Other noteworthy theatrical credits include starring roles in "Collected Stories" at South Coast Repertory and "Arcadia" at the Mark Taper Forum. Cryer most recently directed an updated version of "Macbeth," starring Enrico Colantoni ("Just Shoot Me").
Her television appearances include a classic guest-starring role as the Yada Yada girl on "Seinfeld." Her first television role was opposite Chris Noth in "Law & Order." One particularly notable television guest appearance was on "Cosby." On that series, Cryer had a memorable experience when she and Bill Cosby improvised an entire scene -- which was included intact in the final cut. She also had a recurring role on ABC's "It's like, you know . . ."
An admitted academic at heart, Cryer loves to write poetry. She's also fond of cooking, horseback riding, swimming and tennis.
i would like to see her starting her own show some day.
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