Gina Ferrall, a veteran Broadway actress, has died at 67 after a brief battle with uterine sarcoma. Her death was confirmed by her husband, Kory Grossman, and mourned by the theater community. Born in San Francisco in 1958, she built a decades-long career on Broadway. She appeared in Les Misérables, Beauty and the Beast, The Sound of Music, Jane Eyre, and Mamma Mia!. Her final role was Poldi in Leopoldstadt in 2022, portraying a servant in a wartime Jewish family story. The Broadway world praised her consistency, warmth, and dedication to live performance across decades. She is survived by her husband and remembered as a beloved colleague and friend. Her passing leaves a significant loss in the theater community worldwide. Fans continue honoring her legacy.

Gina Ferrall

Gina Ferrall’s career spanned more than three decades across Broadway, national tours, and television. She was known for roles in Wicked, Les Misérables, Big River, and Beauty and the Beast tours. Audiences and colleagues praised her reliability, emotional depth, and strong stage presence. Her later work included the acclaimed revival Leopoldstadt, where she played a servant named Poldi. Beyond Broadway, she appeared in television series such as Law & Order, Blue Bloods, and FBI. Her performances reached national audiences through tours and filmed productions. She is remembered as a dedicated performer and cherished member of the theater world. Her legacy continues to inspire performers across generations of Broadway and touring productions. Colleagues describe her as warm, professional, and deeply committed to storytelling. She will be.