19 Facts About Kristen Vigard

Kristen Vigard was born on May 15,1963 and is an American actress and singer.

Kristen Vigard is known for being the first actress to play the title role in Annie in its pre-Broadway run and for her two-year run as Morgan Richards on Guiding Light.

Kristen Vigard had a two-year run on One Life to Live.

Kristen Vigard has appeared in two feature films, The Black Stallion and The Survivors, and had roles in two TV movies, Home to Stay and License to Kill, as well as guest appearances on three TV series.

Kristen Vigard recorded and toured as a backup singer with the Red Hot Chili Peppers and Fishbone in the late 1980s and early 1990s, appearing on RHCP's Mother's Milk and One Hot Minute and Fishbone's The Reality of My Surroundings and Give a Monkey a Brain.

Kristen Vigard released her second album, God, Loves and Angels in 2004.

Kristen Vigard was born on May 15,1963, in St Paul, Minnesota, the daughter of actress Mallory Millett Danaher and Ronald Kristen Vigard, who worked for 3M.

Kristen Vigard was one of the first clients to be signed to the children's division of the Ford Modeling Agency, along with Brooke Shields and Ricky Schroder.

Kristen Vigard went to high school at Friends Seminary in Manhattan.

Kristen Vigard then studied classical orchestration and music listening at the Juilliard School of Music Extension Program.

Kristen Vigard continued performing in theatre, appearing in additional productions with Joanne Woodward and Shirley Knight.

In 1977, Kristen Vigard played "Crissy" in the short-lived Broadway revival of Hair: The American Tribal Love-Rock Musical.

Kristen Vigard made her television debut alongside Henry Fonda in the 1978 TV movie Home to Stay.

In 1980, Kristen Vigard was cast as Morgan Richards on the daytime soap opera Guiding Light.

Kristen Vigard made her film debut in the 1979 film, The Black Stallion.

Kristen Vigard continued her work on television in a 1983 episode of Fame, a 1984 TV movie License to Kill, and a two-year recurring role on One Life to Live as Joy O'Neill from 1984 to 1985.

In 1986, Kristen Vigard guest starred along with Christian Slater on The Equalizer in the episode "Joyride", which commented on the issue of drug addiction.

Kristen Vigard then pursued a music career, initially singing solo in Paris subway stations before joining the underground music scene in Los Angeles.

From 2009 through 2013, Kristen Vigard was a member of the band New White Trash, a downtempo acoustic rock band.