Deborah Van Valkenburgh

Deborah Van Valkenburgh was born on Aug 29, 1952 in USA. Deborah Van Valkenburgh's big-screen debut came with The Warriors directed by Walter Hill in 1979. Deborah Van Valkenburgh is known for Mystery Woman directed by David S. Cass Sr., Kellie Martin stars as Samantha and Clarence Williams III as Philby. The upcoming new tvshow Deborah Van Valkenburgh plays is Helstrom - Season 1 which will be released on Oct 16, 2020.

Deborah Gaye Van Valkenburgh is a Schenectady, New York-born Los Angeles-based actress, singer, artist, and writer working in all manner of media. She graduated from Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, New York, with a BFA in Painting & Drawing. As a teen in Upstate New York she performed in coffee houses with the folk band Spur Of The Moment. During college she sang locally in a duo popularly known as "The Myrtle Avenue Watermelon".She made her professional debut on Broadway in the revival of the musical "Hair". This was swiftly followed by a memorable performance as "Mercy" in Walter Hill's cult classic film Les Guerriers de la nuit (1979), then for five years as "Jackie Rush" on the hit TV sitcom Jackie et Sara (1980) as one of the daughters of a couple played by Ted Knight and Nancy Dussault.She has since appeared in a wide array of stages across the country performing in such notable venues as TOSOS, Geva Theatre Center, Manhattan Theatre Club, San Diego REP, The Old Globe Theatre, South Coast REP, The Blank Theatre Company, The Matrix, The Odyssey Theatre Ensemble, LATC, Arizona Theatre Company and Portland Center Stage. Acclaimed Productions include Amy and David Sedaris's The Book Of Liz, Steve Martin's Picasso At The Lapin Agile, Ruby's Bucket O'Blood (world premiere), The Beauty Queen Of Leenane, Dancing At Lughnasa, Burn This, The Goat, Company, Tamara, The Heidi Chronicles, Pump Boys & Dinettes, and Livin' Dolls.She continued her musical escapades in the early 1990s as a featured vocalist for Peter Tork: A Likely Story and acoustic band DB House at a variety of legendary clubs like The Roxy, At My Place and Coconut Teaszer. She completed work on Shirlyn Wong's short film Love's Routine (2013), which starred Willem Dafoe.