Actress
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- Height
- 1.63 m
- Other works(October 25 to November 19, 2005) She played Susanna Wallcott in Arthur Miller's play, "The Crucible," in a Brown-Forman Series production at the Actors Theatre of Louisville in Louisville, Kentucky with Madison Cyr (Betty Parris); James Sugg (Reverend Samuel Parris); Sharon Tucker (Tituba); Gardner Reed (Abigail Williams); Lynne Perkins (Mrs. Ann Putnam, Sarah Good, Martha Corey); Drew Fracher (Thomas Putnam); Robin Grace Thompson (Mercy Lewis); Olivia Keister (Mary Warren); Ian Merrill Peakes (John Proctor); Adale O'Brien (Rebecca Nurse); Larry John Meyers (Giles Corey); Rex Young (Reverend John Hale); Deanne Lorette (Elizabeth Proctor); Pete Webb (Francis Nurse); David Marks (Ezekiel Cheever); Toby Knops (John Willard); Tom Dahl (Marshall Herrick); Martin Giles (Judge Hathrorne) and William McNulty (Deputy Governor Danforth) in the cast. Marc Masterson was director.
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- TriviaOn April 10, 2017, Keira Keeley's case was dismissed, expunged from her record, and sealed. The case was dismissed and did not go to trial or jury.
In 2019, Ms. Keeley received a monetary settlement out of court against NYC for her false arrest and damages to her career and reputation.
The New York Post reported that on October 8th 2017 she was arrested for allegedly attempting to push 57-year-old Leonore Gonzalez off the platform of the Union Square subway station in NYC. The "victim" managed to avoid falling onto the tracks by grabbing a pillar. Keeley allegedly admitted to being under the influence of alcohol but denied pushing the woman. She was charged with attempted assault and released on $7,500 bail. Both the "victim" and "witness" could not be found for comment or updates.
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