It’s Our Time….

I recently had the wonderful opportunity to perform in the concert version of Merrily We Roll Along with Toronto Musical Concerts. Thank you to Christopher Wilson and Scott Christian for bringing me on the adventure.   This is a Sondheim show not done often, and a lot of people don’t really know the show.  

I was a starving artist. What 2017 taught me.

That term “starving artist” is something thats been on my mind lately.   I used to work in a big corporate job (for over 12 years) with a great salary, security, benefits, RRSPs etc… but I always felt empty and stressed and like my artistic self was lost or “never going to make it.”  I

A Whole Lot of Gratitude!

Here we are half way through 2017.  I sometimes think about how I haven’t accomplished the things I want to and the year is already half over, but then I took a look back at everything I have done and I am reminded of just how much I have to be grateful for. I started

Sing At Carnegie Hall……What?????

If you would have asked me a year ago what would I be doing in 2017, I would not have even thought singing at Carnegie Hall was a possibility. A year ago friend and music director Scott Pietrangelo asked me to sing as part of a promo video for a new group he was creating

Steel Magnolias – A gift!

I recently was given the opportunity to play M’Lynn Eatenton in Steel Magnolias with Plain Stage Theatre.  The goal of this new company is to provide known roles to actors who are needing to be seen, and build their resume within a very short period of time.  In this case we had 10 rehearsals and

The Confidential Musical Theatre Project

Opening night of any show is exciting and scary even if you have had a few weeks or months to prepare.  But what about doing a show where an audience doesn’t know what they are seeing,  you don’t get to rehearse, you don’t get to meet the cast, or get to sing with a music director

Love What You Do!

Today was my first dance class in over a year (since having my baby), and it was with the AMAZING David Connolly at Metro Movement.  I have taken a few voice and dance classes with him in the past and every time he proves to be one of my biggest inspirations.   He reminds us

The future is bright for Canadian Musical Theatre

I had the pleasure of attending “Breaking Into Song : The Music of Scott Christian, Colleen & Akiva, and Kevin Wong.”  It was an evening to showcase the wonderful talents of these Musical Theatre writers/composers.  I sat there listening to my talented friends, to their joyous, thought provoking, funny, witty, and moving music.   I

You Are Enough!

Over the past few years I have really wanted to get into doing animation voiceover work, but it wasn’t until this year that I decided to finally do it.   Since I have a 1 year old at home we have spent quite a bit of time watching treehouse, and the more I watched the