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 Peg Murray, who won a Tony Award in 1967 for her depiction of Fraulein Kost in the first Broadway creation of Cabaret, kicked the bucket November 29, 2020. She was 96 years of age. 

The entertainer made her Broadway debut in 1956 as Vlasta Habova in The Great Sebastians prior to proceeding to show up in Gypsy inverse Ethel Merman, just as creations of She Loves Me, Anyone Can Whistle, The Subject Was Roses, and Something More!. Subsequent to winning the Tony, Ms. Murray played Golde as a substitution in Fiddler on the Roof for various stretches in the first Broadway creation. She additionally got back to Cabaret in the 1987 recovery to play a substitution Fraulein Schneider, her last exhibition on the Main Stem. Notwithstanding her work in theater, Ms. Murray was notable for playing Olga Swenson on All My Children for a very long time during the '80s and '90s. She likewise filled in as an individual from the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. Ms. Murray was conceived February 14, 1924, in Denver, Colorado, and burned through a large portion of her puberty experiencing childhood in New York. The entertainer was a reliable craftsman, having begun work in media outlets at three years old when she booked a gig in a nearby radio broadcast, as indicated by The Suffolk Times. 

Going to Mamaroneck High School, Ms. Murray sharpened her ability in school creations. She went to Case Western Reserve University on a theater grant, and after graduating, acted in various worldwide USO shows after the finish of World War II. After getting back to the States, Ms. Murray joined The Touring Players, carrying execution to networks the nation over.  For the duration of her life, Ms. Murray committed herself to making evenhanded theater workspaces. She shaped Greenport Summer Players with Amie Sponza during the 1980s, which proceeded to turn out to be Northeast Stage. She likewise worked with NYC Mayor John Lindsay to make Broadway in the Streets, carrying execution to oppressed areas. Sponza additionally delivered a 2019 narrative Peg Murray: Inspiration, deifying the stage and screen star for people in the future to find her work.

 Peg Murray, who won a Tony Award in 1967 for her depiction of Fraulein Kost in the first Broadway creation of Cabaret, kicked the bucket November 29, 2020. She was 96 years of age.