Jacqueline Laura Hoffman, an American actress, singer, and comedian, is better known by her stage name, Jackie Hoffman. She has received appreciation for her contributions to original songs and monologues with Jewish themes.
She became well-known for her parts in the films Dirty Shame, Birdman, and Garden State. On November 29, 1960, Jackie was born in Queens, New York City. She is 61 years old right now. She resides in the United States.
She appeared on the television show Regrets Only when she was 40 years old, but unhappily, she was admitted to the hospital at the time the episode was being shot for the removal of a benign tumour.
When she wasn’t performing or speaking on stage for three weeks, a wheelchair was waiting for her backstage. Hoffman was honoured with the Legendary Joseph Jefferson Award for her eight-year involvement with the Second City ensemble. She won an Obie Award for her work in the David and Amy Sedaris comedy The Book of Liz from 2001.
Who is Jackie Hoffman’s husband Steven Smyth?
Jackie Hoffman is married. Her husband plays jazz trumpet in the group Big Bowl of Soul, and his name is Steve Smyth. Little is known about the couple’s marriage or how they came to be together and in love.
