The Legend Herself.

September L. Davis is a Lortel, Obie, Drama Desk, Helen Hayes and Jeff award nominated living legend, best known for her work in ZigZag, A Garden for Eunice, and the celebrated revivals of The Miracle Worker, Butterflies are Free, My Fair Lady, Can-Can and The Bells are Ringing.  September holds the record for the longest non-winning streak of TONY nominations in New York’s stage history. Her early career was defined by her collaborations with composer and former husband Danny Schiff,  netting unforgettable turns in Bingo!,  Ring in the Rodeo and importantly, Radioactive (or Marie Curie’s Marvelous Mishap).  In that production, her rendition of  “Noble” thrilled both critics and audiences alike, and earned her a Grammy nomination..  Following her second marriage to Steven Sharpie of the Sharpie permanent marker dynasty,  as September L. Sharpie,  she originated roles in Rockets Red Glare, The Carpenters on Broadway, alongside John Stamos,  and earned a Barrymore nomination for her portrayal of Vivian Bearing in Wit at Liberty Bell Playhouse. Following her divorce, she wrote and starred in the one woman show, September’s Autumn, about the journey to reclaim her maiden name. On the small screen, Ms. Davis has appeared on “Law and Order: SVU”, “Law and Order: Criminal Intent”,  “Law and Order: Trial by Jury”,  the regular old “Law and Order” and “Law and Order: Identity Theft”, in a dramatized account of her own harrowing experience with Discover card fraud. September is a proud winner of a regional Emmy for her profile in San Diego: Today, a  national honoree of the Hammertoe Awareness Association and the author of  “Eating your way to Vocal Health:A fish diet for singers and others”, for which has earned the honor of ‘Amazon’s Choice’ in the category of Self-Help/Vocal Health Non-fiction.