A photo collection of the musicals, plays, and choirs I have been in through the years.
The first high school play was All I Really Need to Know I Learned by Being in a Bad Play in 9th grade. I was Kelly.
Being an Ugly Stepsister was a huge confidence boost for me, as odd as that seems. I was a part of every show possible following.
The Comedy of Errors! Finally, some Shakespeare! I was Luciana and I loved it!
My next show was a summerstock production of the beautiful musical Once on this Island. This show still makes me cry.
For Noises Off I decided not to be on stage, because I was assistant directing! I loved directing, and it helping steer me towards teaching.
Our show was set in 1920s Mardi Gras, which was perfect for the chaos of the plot.
My next show was a main-stage production of the musical Bye Bye Birdie. I was Suzie #2 and proud of it!
For my schools production of Beauty and the Beast, I was cast as a Silly Girl. The Silly Girls are, by far, the best characters.
The first show of my senior year was Zombie Prom. This CRAZY show is by far my favorite musical I have ever heard.
Next I was cast as an Ugly Stepsister in Cinderella. I absolutely loved being in this hilarious show!
I was the "quirky Silly Girl," which was definitely because of a very successful typecast.
I was cast as Ginger, the nerdy, tattle-tale best friend. Not to brag, but I definitely stole the show with my part.
The last show I acted in was Godspell. For this fun, high-spirited show, I was Lindsay.
Along with theatre, choir was incredibly important to me from 6th grade until 12th grade.
Singing has always been my favorite hobby. I performed hundreds of times with the best people I have ever met.
Being my last show, this production meant a lot to me. I definitely cried on stage, but I still rocked my solo.
Throughout my years in choir, I competed at numerous festivals, and was able to perform for thousands of people.
Once in college, I joined a cappella. I joined WMU's Here Comes Treble my freshman year.
After I was done acting, I took another stab at directing. I directed April Fish, and it was a crowd favorite! It was awesome to direct my little sister too!
The best choir I was in was my touring choir. As a choir, we toured Italy, singing in beautiful cathedrals (including mass in the Vatican) and on the streets.
Here Comes Treble was the best possible way to spend my year at Western.
Outside of school, I competed for two years in Michigan Thespian Festival, Michigan Youth Arts Festival, and MSVMA Musical Theatre conference.
I also competed in Solo and Ensemble festivals as a soloist, duet, small ensemble, and large ensembles.
With Here Comes Treble, I sang my favorite songs like Brave, Somebody to Love, and Planets.
there are links to my choir performances attached