Laura Giannarelli(juh-nuh-REL-lee)
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Laura's most recent portrayal was Sister Aloysius in Doubt at Everyman Theatre in Baltimore.
During the past year and a half Laura performed in and directed readings for the Washington Stage Guild's series at Flashpoint (Laura is a founding member of Stage Guild, where she performed in Fanny's First Play, An Empty Plate in the Café du Grand Boeuf, Humble Boy, and You Never Can Tell, among others).

Roles in other venues included Amelia in Theatre J's Pangs of the Messiah; and GALA Hispanic's Elliot: A Soldier's Fugue, Studio Theatre's The Long Christmas Ride Home, and Round House's acclaimed A Prayer for Owen Meany.

She also appeared as the "old lady" on the Kennedy Center's Concert Hall stage, during the Showboat portion of Marvin Hamlisch's Evening of Jerome Kern with the National Symphony Orchestra.

Laura received a Mary Goldwater award for her Stage Guild performances in The Memory of Water, The Unexpected Man, and Metro Stage's Rapture.

A narrator of over 700 books for the Library of Congress, Laura received the Alexander Scourby Award for narrating children's literature.

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