Denise Pence, a renowned American actress, embarked on her illustrious career on the iconic Broadway stage as a captivating gypsy dancer in Michael Kidd's production of The Rothschilds and Pippin, expertly directed by the legendary Bob Fosse.
Alongside her husband, the accomplished Director Steve Boockvor, they were immortalized in the iconic musical A Chorus Line as the endearing characters "Al" and "Kristine" Pence's remarkable journey continued with a memorable appearance in the film Jesus Christ Superstar, masterfully directed by the acclaimed Norman Jewison.
She also made a brief yet impactful appearance in the CBS movie of the week, Threesome. Born in the heart of Texas, Pence made the bold move to New York to pursue her passion for acting and dancing. She found solace in the Rehearsal Club, calling it her home for several years before receiving her first major breakthrough.
Pence is perhaps most iconic for her role as the endearing "Katie Parker," R.N., on the beloved soap opera Guiding Light, where she appeared as a contract player from June 1977 to April 1985. Following her success on Guiding Light, she took the stage by storm at the now-defunct Darien Dinner Theater, starring in the captivating production of Irma La Douce.
Pence's impressive repertoire includes a range of roles, including "Connie" in Come Blow Your Horn opposite the charismatic Lyle Waggoner, "Lina Lamont" in the timeless classic Singing in the Rain at Theater by the Sea in Rhode Island, and "Ms. Cratchett" and "Tesse Tura" in the enchanting production of Gypsy, expertly directed by Stephen Schwartz at Candlewood Playhouse in Connecticut.
