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Brynn O'Malley

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Claim to fame

Brynn O’Malley made her Broadway debut as Belle in Beauty and Beast and went on to play supporting roles in Wicked, Sunday in the Park with George, Hairspray and Annie. Her other stage credits include Kate Monster in Las Vegas’ Avenue Q, Esther Smith in Meet Me in St. Louis at Paper Mill Playhouse and Alice in Roundabout Theater Company’s Death Takes a Holiday.

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Lilla Crawford as Annie, Jane Lynch as Miss Hannigan and Brynn O'Malley as Grace in Annie.

Jane Lynch as Miss Hannigan, Brynn O'Malley as Grace, Georgi James as Pepper, Madi Rae DiPietro as July, Taylor Richardson as Duffy, Junah Jang as Tessie, Emily Rosenfeld as Molly and Tyrah Skye Odoms as Kate in Annie.

Jane Lynch and her new Annie co-star Brynn O’Malley look lovely at the opening night party at Ruby Foo's!

The Annie orphans are joined by J. Elaine Marcos (Lily, l.) and Brynn O’Malley (Grace, c.) for a post-show snapshot.

Years after leaving Wicked, Brynn O'Malley still can't give up the obsession with those ruby red slippers.

Brynn says she can always count on Nicole for “a deadly accurate impression of someone, or a wry take on someone or something that makes me howl.”

Five years later, Brynn O’Malley and Nicole Parker remain as close as sisters…who might also be witches.

Aw! Thanks for hanging with us, Brynn and Nicole. BE sure to check out the lovely Ms. O'Malley as Grace Farrell in Broadway’s Annie.

Nicole gets most annoyed by Brynn’s “annoying habit of being adorable.”

Brynn dreams of co-starring with Nicole in prequel to Wicked titled Milk Flowers and Green Gunk. “We will play tweens and everybody will be on board with that.”

Nicole recalls that when she first met Brynn she was taken by “those bangs. Those bangin' bangs.”

After terrorizing wax figures in Times Square, O'Malley and Parker head to Central Park for some exercise.

Upon first meeting Nicole, Brynn recalls, “I thought she was tall and blonde and skinny and beautiful, and then sometime later on, I noticed she was also funny and real.”

Nicole counts on Brynn to “share a glass of wine with me while I recount the latest tale of woe or joy and listen intently, laugh along, and always know what to say.”

Well, that didn’t last long. Brynn and Nicole have had it after a few laps.

How appropriate! O'Malley and Parker, who met in Wicked, get to know Oz's most famous visitor, Dorothy Gale.

Nicole says that if she and Brynn had their own band, it would be titled “Bangs 'n' Nose.”

Asked what trait they most admire about each other, Brynn says, “our senses of humor.”

Broadway Besties Brynn O’Malley and Nicole Parker decide to get up close and very personal with Marilyn Monroe at Madame Tussauds.

Like so many before them, Brynn O’Malley and Nicole Parker feel up Kim Kardashian.

Nicole describes her bestie Brynn as “FUNNY. Ballsy. Genuine.”

Nicole Parker taps into her inner Elphaba at the sight of Madame Tussauds’ Dorothy. I’ll get you, my pretty!

Brynn first knew Nicole was BFF material “the first time she made me laugh.”

That Richard Kind figure looks so lifelike. Wait! It is Richard Kind. The Big Knife star was also having some fun at Madame Tussauds.

Brynn O’Malley (a.k.a. Grace Farrell) looks just as beautiful inside the studio as she does on stage.

Brynn O’Malley and adorable orphans Madi Rae DiPietro, Tyrah Skye Odoms and Emily Rosenfeld show us why you’re never fully dressed without a smile!

Annie’s Brynn O’Malley comes out to support her young co-star Lilla Crawford.

Never fully dressed without a smile! The Annie cast, Catherine Zeta-Jones and her children, Dylan and Carys, say so long for a while.

As Oliver Warbucks and secretary Grace Farrell, Anthony Warlow and Brynn O’Malley bring romance to the musical Annie.

Annie creators Charles Strouse, Thomas Meehan and Martin Charnin join the show’s leading ladies for one final opening night bow.

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See Annie's Jane Lynch Talk About Being 'Elated and Exhilarated' at Her Starry Broadway Bash

Jane Lynch made her Broadway debut on May 16 as Miss Hannigan in Annie. Hear from the stars and creators of the Tony-nominated revival about the exciting addition of this Glee Emmy winner.

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Brynn O'Malley

Claim to fame

Latest Broadway Buzz

Annie’s Brynn O’Malley Will Star in the Broadway-Bound Honeymoon in Vegas with Rob McClure & Tony Danza

See Annie's Jane Lynch Talk About Being 'Elated and Exhilarated' at Her Starry Broadway Bash

Broadway Besties and Former Wicked Sisters Brynn O'Malley & Nicole Parker Wreak Havoc at Madame Tussauds

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See Annie's Jane Lynch Talk About Being 'Elated and Exhilarated' at Her Starry Broadway Bash

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