Joyce

JoyceDeWitt first appeared on stage when she was 13. At 13 she began performing on the stage. She received an Bachelor of Arts degree from Ball State University. In her summer production, she was convinced by the director to attend UCLA's Department of Theater MFA Program. She was granted the Master of Fine Arts Fellowship and the Clifton Webb Scholarship. Dewitt claimed that she never had a conversation with Abe Vigoda during her time at UCLA. DeWitt is best known for her performance in Three's Co's run between 1977 and 1984 as Janet Wood. This was an opportunity she was offered after being cast in the second pilot. Janet was also in an episode of The Ropers in which she starred in during 1979. DeWitt began her acting career in an episode in 1984 of Three's Company. Acting was her first foray back on stage in June of 1991 when she was a performer on an episode of the Noises Off production at Michigan's Cherry County Playhouse. [1] She also appeared in the film Spring Fling, a 1995 TV comedy. Pinky and the Brain aired in 1997, and featured characters based on her. The voice actor was another actress. The actress was in the episode Cybill and also made an appearance on Living Single's penultimate episode. She's appeared on television shows such as Hope Island, The Nick at Nite Holiday Special, and Call of the Wild in 2000.

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