Julia Meade, a theatrical, motion picture and television actress, is also well known as a frequent television and print commercial spokesperson.
She studied Theatre at the Yale Drama School, appeared on the stage frequently and originated the role of Jessica in the original 1954 production of The Tender Trap on Broadway. She won the 1962-63 Sarah Siddons Award for her performance in the Chicago production of Mary, Mary, in which she starred in the lead role as Mary. |
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| Julia in Double in Hearts |
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| Julia in A Little Night Music |
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| Julia in The Lost Colony |
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| Julia Meade has appeared frequently on stage, including the original 1954 production of The Tender Trap on Broadway. She has also appeared in Bell, Book and Candle; Tea and Sympathy; The Reluctant Debutante; Bells Are Ringing; Do I Hear a Waltz; Everything in the Garden; A Little Night Music; Once More with Feeling; Plain and Fancy; Send Me No Flowers; Here's Love, She Loves Me; and Wait Until Dark. |
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select stage appearances |
| 1990s |
Isn't It Romantic, Lucille Lortel Theatre, New York City
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| 1988-89 |
Rocky and Diego, Philadelphia Drama Guild, Philadelphia, PA
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| 1986-87 |
The Middle Ages, Philadelphia Drama Guild, Philadelphia, PA
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| 1985-86 |
Peter Pan, Indiana Repertory Theatre, Indianapolis, IN (as Mrs. Darling) |
| 1969 |
The Front Page, Barrymore Theatre, New York City |
| 1962 |
Mary, Mary, Helen Hayes Theatre, New York City & US tour (as Mary) |
| 1960 |
The Pajama Game, North Shore Music Theatre, Beverly, MA |
| 1959 |
Roman Candle, Cort Theatre, New York City |
| 1956 |
Double in Hearts, (original production), National Theatre, Washington/ John Golden Theatre, New York City (as Dinah Lawrence) |
| 1954 |
The Tender Trap (original production), Longacre Theatre, New York City (as Jessica) |
| mid 1940s |
The Lost Colony Roanoke Island, North Carolina |
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