WiR redlist index: Entertainers

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This is a list under development of missing articles on women who are (or have been) notable for their work as entertainers in music, stage or film.

See also: Wikidata actresses redlink list and Wikidata redlink list of women entertainers

Peru[edit]

• Teresita Arce, aka Teresita Arce-Bouroncle O'Higgins, life-long stage and film actress

United States[edit]

• Ito Aghayere, actress
• Katie Cockrell, actress
• Chanty Sok, actress
• Xiao Sun, actress
• Teresa Ting, actress
• Candice Zhao, actress
• Ming Zhao, actress

United States[edit]

• Nadia Kamil
• Megan Neuringer

United States[edit]

• Fanchon bat-Lillian Shur, choreographer and educator, Ohio Women's Hall of Fame
• Josephine Schwarz, (1908-2004) dance instructor and co founder of Schwarz School of Dance, Ohio Women's Hall of Fame

Uruguay[edit]

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Algeria[edit]

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Columbia[edit]

• Camila Loboguerrero, director, [1]

Egypt[edit]

• Attiyat Al-Abnudi (born 1939) is an Egyptian filmmaker.[2] [3]

Kenya[edit]

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UAE[edit]

• Maha Gargash is an Emirati film director, television director and novelist.[4]

US[edit]

• Helen Hernandez, founder of the Imagen Awards

United States[edit]

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Mexico[edit]

• Adelina Barrasa, Cinema proprietor, motion picture exhibitor owner of Cine Odeón, a 3,000-seat theatre located at 29 Mosqueta, Mexico City and was the only female manager in Mexico City in 1923.

United States[edit]

• Ani Aznavoorian, cellist/pianist/composer
• Polly Hicks Brown, rancher and business owner who became a rodeo queen at age 83, Arizona Women's Hall of Fame
• Dixie De La Tour, founder and host of "Bawdy Storytelling", a national storytelling event and podcast.

Canada[edit]

• Janét Aizenstros, media personality

United States[edit]

• Elizabeth Evans (broadcaster), radio broadcaster, Ohio Women's Hall of Fame
• Susan O'Brien, first female tv news director in Denver, Colorado Women's Hall of Fame
• Virginia Purdy (entrepreneur), radio entrepreneur, founder of WRAC, Ohio Women's Hall of Fame

Singapore[edit]

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United States[edit]

• Latina Theatre Lab one of the first and only all-Latina theater collectives in the 1990s. [5]
• Jamie Lujan, Chicana actress, cofounder of the Latina Theatre Lab, interview in ISBN 9780874174922
• Rachel Redinger, Founder of the Ohio Outdoor Historical Drama association, Ohio Women's Hall of Fame