Cynthia Nixon

Cynthia Nixon is an American actor, director, and activist best known for playing Miranda Hobbes on *Sex and the City* and its sequel series *And Just Like That*.

Cynthia Nixon is an American actor, director, and activist best known for playing Miranda Hobbes on *Sex and the City* and its sequel series *And Just Like That*. She has won multiple major awards in television and theatre, including Emmy, Tony, and Grammy awards.

Early life and education

Cynthia Nixon was born in New York City on April 9, 1966. She began acting at a young age and attended Hunter College High School and Barnard College.

Acting career

Nixon made her Broadway debut at age 14 in *The Philadelphia Story*. She became widely known for her role as Miranda Hobbes in *Sex and the City* and later appeared in the sequel series *And Just Like That*. She has worked in film, television, and theatre for more than four decades.

Awards and recognition

Nixon has received major honours for both screen and stage work. Her reported awards include two Emmy Awards, two Tony Awards, and one Grammy Award. She won Tony Awards for *Rabbit Hole* and *The Little Foxes* and an Emmy Award for her role in *Sex and the City*.

Political and advocacy work

Nixon has been active in public causes including abortion access, cancer awareness, public school funding, and LGBTQ equality. She ran for governor of New York in 2018.