Pamela Lambert is a native Rhode Islander and has been performing on stage or screen since the age of 16. She's appeared throughout Europe and nationally, touring as a vocalist with Herb Reed & the Platters. Her New York theater credits include: Playing One Handed Poker (John Houseman Theatre) and Walter, Bullets & Binoculars (Nuyorican Poets Café & The Abington Theatre). She has also appeared in the August Wilson classic "Joe Turner's Come And Gone" at the prestigious Penumbra Theatre Company in Minnesota. In New England, she has frequented the stages at TYG Productions, Boston Playwrights' Theatre, The New African Theatre Company, The Providence Black Repertory Company, Trinity Repertory Company, Perishable Theatre, NewGate Theatre and Brown University's Rites and Reason Theatre, among many others. Television credits include: Make My Day (WB Network), One Life to Live (WABC), and the two hour made for TV movie, Forgotten Genius, The Percy Julian Story - as Anna Julian (NOVA/PBS). Some of her film credits include "Turntable", "Private Lies", "Inherent Darkness And Enlightenment", "Double Dutch", and the mockumentary, "Pimps Up In The Hoedown". Also, she was recently cast as the lead in Academy Award winner Ernest Thompson's motion picture, "The Love Line" which is scheduled to begin filming sometime next year. She has numerous national and regional commercial credits and is a former Miss Rhode Island. Ms. Lambert spends most of her time performing on the East Coast, traveling frequently between Boston and New York, but still resides in Rhode Island. For current schedule and resume information, log on to www.PamelaLambert.com  and  www.myspace.com/PamelaOnBroadway.