| Full given name: | Penelope Ann Fuller |
| Hometown: | Southern Pines and Lumberton, NC and Briercliff Manor, NJ I'm one-half Yankee and one-half Southern |
| Zodiac sign: | Cancer |
| Special skills: | French, a little Italian cooking |
| First Broadway show ever saw: | High Button Shoes – My uncle was in it (William David) |
| If you could go back in time and catch any Broadway show, what would it be? | The Glass Menagerie with Laurette Taylor |
| Current show you have been recommending to friends: | Until recently [title of show] |
| Favorite show tune: | "Make The Man Love Me" |
| Most played song on your iPod: | Yoyo Ma's Bach Cello Suites |
| Last book you read: | John le Carré's new book – "A Most Wanted Man" |
| Must-see TV show: | BBC America's "Wire in the Blood" with Robson Green |
| Last good movie you saw: | "Man on Wire" |
| Favorite board/card game: | Scrabble (with my daughter) |
| Performer you would drop everything to go see: | Daniel Craig but also at one time it was Sammy Davis Jr. |
| Pop culture guilty pleasure: | Robson Green |
| First stage kiss: | Robert Redford |
| Favorite post-show meal: | A scotch with a splash of soda |
| How you got your Equity card: | Had a SAG card and got my Equity after I auditioned for my first show - Oh, Kay! |
| Worst missed cue/onstage mishap: | When I was in Barefoot in the Park, Kurt Kasznar forgot an entrance; when the stage manager called out "Kurt" backstage, one stage hand thought he said "curtain" and brought the house curtain down. |
| Who have you played on "Law & Order"? Which edition? | Mrs. Joyce Pollock, a woman with a much younger husband on "L&O" the original |
| Cats or dogs? | Love both but don't have either |
| Favorite cereal: | Granola from Le Pain Quotidien |
| Who would play you in the movie? | Amy Adams and Blythe Danner (as the contemporary me) |
| Worst job you ever had: | Paycheck typist for Revlon |
| TV or commercial gig you most enjoyed: | "The Two Mrs. Grenvilles," which was filmed in London |
| Leading lady role you've been dying to play: | Cleopatra and Princess Kosmonopolis in Sweet Bird of Youth |
