 Susan Anton is one of the world's most versatile performers; well-known to television, theater, film and nightclub audiences internationally. Susan Anton has been seen as a guest-star on "Quantum Leap", "The Famous Teddy Z", "Night Court", "Murder She Wrote" and "Out of this World." Susan Anton also recently completed her first solo headlining cabaret engagement in New York as well as a headlining engagement at Caesar's Palace in Atlantic City and an engagement at Harrah's Hotel in Lake Tahoe, Nevada. Susan Anton has an album that was produced under the direction of Maurice White of "Earth, Wind and Fire". Susan Anton performed an engagement at the Tiffany Theater in Los Angeles, starring in John Patrick Shanley's play, "Woman of Manhattan". Susan Anton first emerged on the entertainment scene in the film, "Goldengirl" and she subsequently appeared in the films, "Spring Fever" (about the world of amateur tennis) and in Burt Reynolds' "Cannonball Run II". Internationally, Susan Anton is recognized as a top recording artist. Susan Anton hit Top Ten of the Country Charts with her very first single, "Killin' Time" and was awarded a Gold Record in Japan for "Foxy". On television, Susan Anton has enjoyed four NBC-TV Specials of her own entitled, "Presenting Susan Anton", and a series (also for NBC) called, "Cliffhangers", as well as guest appearances on specials hosted by Bob Hope and David Copperfield. Susan Anton has also been a familiar face in many national television commercials. A California native, Susan Anton often takes time from her busy performing schedule to devote to a number of national charitable and human welfare organizations like AMFAR and OXFAM. In addition to this work, Susan Anton is also the Honorary Chairperson of the California Special Olympics, and is the Honorary Captain of the United States Women's Olympic Volleyball team.
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