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Updates
Winter 2025
Most recently, Emily made the big move to New York City after graduating early from Syracuse University with a BFA in Musical Theatre! Favorite memories include sledding down Crouse College hill and serving as the student Musical Theatre Representative for the SU Department of Drama.
Additionally, Emily had the opportunity to write and perform her own solo cabaret entitled "On My Way"! She invites you to watch the performance here.
Fall 2024
In her final semester at Syracuse University, Emily performed in the ensemble of the Fall Mainstage production of "Pippin", directed by Torya Beard, co-directed and choreographed by Kevin Boseman, and featuring additional choreography by Adesola Osakalumi.
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She went on to understudy and perform as the two stepsisters, Grace and Joy, in the Syracuse Stage and Syracuse University Department of Drama co-production of "Cinderella", directed by Melissa Rain Anderson and choreographed by Jessica Chen.
Spring 2024
In April of 2024, Emily produced her senior Honors thesis, entitled "Reimagining Rock 'N' Roll". This project was especially important to her as a lifelong fan of rock music.
This project aimed to help its performers and audience members alike redefine the narratives surrounding women in rock, presenting their stories as central rather than peripheral to the genre's history.
Fall 2023
Emily is very grateful to have performed as 'The Student' in the Syracuse Stage production of "What the Constitution Means to Me" directed by Melissa Crespo.
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Following, she swung and performed in the Syracuse Stage holiday production of "A Christmas Carol" directed by Melissa Rain Anderson and choreographed by Andrea Leigh-Smith.
Summer 2023
Emily made her professional debut at The REV Theatre Co. in Auburn, NY! She is incredibly grateful to have been in the ensemble of and to have made her swing debut in "EVITA".