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Lisa will be singing in the choir as part of the annual gauntlet at the Rockefeller Center.

Lisa will be performing as Claire in the one act Two Truths and a Lie directed by Brianna Javis in Kean Theatre Conservatory's Directors Worksop.
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After a nasty break up, Claire and Danny play the game of two truths and a lie everyday on their front steps to see who gets to stay in the apartment for the night and who has to crash on a friend's couch. Will today's match be just another game, or will a champion finally be crowned?

Lisa will be participating in the Kean Actor's Showcase!
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Premiere Stages collaborates with the Kean Theatre Conservatory to produce the Kean Actors Showcase.

The showcase features graduating B.F.A. Theatre Performance and B.A. Theatre students, as well as recent graduates of the program.

Premiere Stages is proud to present these emerging artists and hope you will join us in celebrating their talent as they perform for an invited audience of agents, managers, and casting directors.

Lisa will be joining the cast of Pippin at Kean University as Berthe!
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Pippin is a story told by the charismatic Leading Player and his traveling companions of talented actors. Through the magical power of music, song and dance, these storytellers weave an impactful narrative regarding selfishness, deceitful first impressions, and the power of redemption. Enjoy memorable Broadway standards, including "Corner of the Sky.” Join us... as “We have magic to do, just for you!”

Lisa is beyond excited to make her commercial debut with Tally. You can check out the commercial on Tik Tok!

Lisa will be performing in R.Evolución Latina's adaptation of The Tempest.
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“I don’t think I’ve ever been so glued to the edge of my seat during a Shakespeare production
The ensemble was great at balancing the magic, hypnotism, and comedy of the piece.” -Christin Eve Cato
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R.Evolución Latina and Pregones/Puerto Rican Traveling Theatre collaborated for a second year to bring audiences a new vision of William Shakespeare’s Tempest. For 4 performances in June Shakespeare’s heightened language met the rhythms of Latinx cultures, to tell this story’s comedy, drama, betrayal, and magic!