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Nancy Youngblut | |
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| Born | Nancy Sue Youngblut |
| Alma mater | The College of St. Catherine University of Georgia (MFA) |
| Occupation | Actress |
| Known for | Rebel Weeds |
Nancy Sue Youngblut [1] is an American actress. She has appeared on stage on Broadway as Agnes in Burn This, and on episodic television including Bones , Cold Case , The Unit , E.R. , CSI: Crime Scene Investigation , Star Trek: Deep Space Nine , Diagnosis: Murder , Star Trek: Voyager , Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman and Murphy Brown . [2]
A native of Iowa, [3] Youngblut is one of six children [4] of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Youngblut. [5] As a student at Don Bosco High School, she had the title role in a production of Hello, Dolly! , and that focused her attention on acting. She subsequently graduated from The College of St. Catherine in Minnesota with a bachelor's degree in speech and theater and from the University of Georgia with a master's degree in acting and directing. [4]
Youngblut worked as a magician's assistant for six weeks, [4] and she supported herself in New York City by being a waitress and a typist. [3] Her acting career began with "seasons with various theatrical companies around the country". [4] In 1980 she performed in Vanities in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, [4] and in 1981 she was in Chapter Two in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. [3]
In 1969 Youngblut married Bill Schneider in Raymond, Iowa. [6] She later married art historian and college professor Joe Futtner; they have a son. [5]
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