in The Merry Widow at the Paper Mill Playhouse (Millburn, New Jersey) in 1991. She has appeared with opera companies and orchestras such as the Santa Fe Opera (1985 and 1990), the New York City Opera (1989), the New York Philharmonic (1990), the Boston Pops Orchestra (1990), and the London Symphony Orchestra (1990). Kaye has made several recordings, including Where, Oh, Where?: Rare Songs of the American Theater (Premier), Diva to Diva (Varèse Sarabande), which focus on musical theatre and "great musical theatre women", and Judy Kaye: Songs From The Silver Screen (Varèse Sarabande), saluting women singing in movie musicals. Two other CDs partner her with the baritone William Sharp, one an all-George Gershwin program, the other all-Leonard Bernstein; the latter includes the world-premiere recording of Bernstein's Arias and Barcarolles. Kaye is featured on six tracks of John McGlinn's EMI disc Broadway Showstoppers, four of them numbers from Jerome Kern's Sweet Adeline (including the ballad "Why Was I Born?") and one a first-ever recording of the "Duet for One (The First Lady of the Land)", the tour-de-force from Leonard Bernstein and Alan Jay Lerner's 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. She was featured on the 1997 Varèse Sarabande studio recording of the 1965 musical Drat! The Cat! Kinsey Millhone books Kaye reads the audiobooks of Sue Grafton's Kinsey Millhone series. Personal life Kaye lives in New Jersey with her husband, David Green, in an apartment overlooking Manhattan. Awards and nominations References External links Judy Kaye - Downstage Center interview at the American Theatre Wing (archive) 1948 births Living people American musical theatre actresses American sopranos American voice actresses Audiobook narrators Tony Award winners 20th-century American actresses Actresses from Phoenix, Arizona Drama Desk Award winners UCLA Film School alumni 21st-century American actresses American television actresses