Pinky "RuthAnn" Bigley is known for her bright personality, and her uplifting and unique soprano voice.
Thanks to the musical “Annie,” Pinky gained a name for herself locally by dressing up as Annie with a large stuffed dog and performing the song “Tomorrow” at charity events, for the Jerry Lewis Telethon and the Gong Show. It was a role she would eventually play on stage. She started her professional journey in several well-known Connecticut Theatres. It was at the Darien Dinner Theatre where she was mentored by Theatre Producer Jane Bergère and had the unique opportunity to work with professional directors, choreographers, conductors and actors.
After performing in several musicals such as: “Trixie True Teen Detective,” “Annie,” “Evita,” “South Pacific” and “42nd Street” Pinky then went on to tour with the National Tour of “Les Misérables” and the International Tour of “Evita.” With the New York City Metropolitan USO Group, she performed for U.S. troops and is recognized for her rendition of the “Star Spangled Banner” that she has sung at such venues as the Georgia Dome, local radio stations and other charity events. Pinky is a passionate supporter of the St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital and is always honored to sing at their annual events around the country. After living in New York City for over 20 years, Pinky now resides in the greater Orlando Florida area where she performs her one woman shows at various venues. She enjoys going back to NYC to perform with her friends. She is grateful for all the wonderful teachers, mentors, friends and family that have always been there to support and cheer her on. |