Bebe Neuwirth Stuns At Dance Hall Of Fame Ceremony With Timeless Elegance

Hollywood Glamour at the Dance Hall of Fame

Bebe Neuwirth, the beloved Cheers star, lit up Los Angeles this Wednesday, December 3, 2025, as she graced the Dance Hall of Fame Ceremony with her ageless elegance. At 66, Bebe looked every inch the Hollywood icon at the Glorya Kaufman International Dance Center. She donned a sleek black ensemble, enhanced by purple beading and delicate earrings that added a touch of glam to her look. With her hair swept back and a classic red lip, Bebe showcased a blend of sophistication and grace – a perfect homage to the art of dance that defines her illustrious career.

"We gather in our tribe and together we sit by the tribal fire. We sing stories, and we dance to stories... We are all participating together as a community, and I really believe that’s a primal thing we have," Bebe mused, reflecting on the communal power of art and movement.

From Sitcom Star to Broadway Legend

Most know her as the sharp-witted Lilith Sternin from Cheers, a role she played from 1986 across 80 episodes. Bebe's portrayal, marked by her icy wit and razor-sharp delivery, earned her two Emmy Awards and a lasting spot in sitcom history. Lilith's revival in Frasier only further cemented her status as a beloved character in the TV world. But long before she dazzled audiences on the small screen, Bebe was already making waves on Broadway. As a classically trained dancer, she has two Tony Awards under her belt – one for Sweet Charity in 1986 and another for Chicago, where her take on Velma Kelly became iconic.

A Lifetime of Art and Performance

Bebe Neuwirth's passion for performance is deeply rooted in connection and shared experience. Her career spans four decades of acclaimed performances in theatre, television, and dance, with recent highlights including a role opposite Julia Louis-Dreyfus in HBO's Julia. Despite her success, Bebe maintains a personal life shrouded in privacy, focusing on artistic integrity over the glitz of fame. Her recent appearance at the Dance Hall of Fame Ceremony is a testament to her lifelong dedication to movement, storytelling, and collaboration. As ever, she remains a captivating presence in the world of entertainment.