The Wild Party Swings: Andrew Lippa Meets Charlie Rosen's Big Band Tickets

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Julia Murney appeared on Broadway as Elphaba in Wicked after playing the role on the national tour, for which she received an Acclaim Award. Other New York credits include Lennon, The Wild Party (Drama Desk nomination), The Vagina Monologues, Falling (Drama Desk nomination), A Class Act, Baby, The Landing, Queen of the Mist, and Time and Again (Lucille Lortel nomination). She’s been seen regionally all over the U.S. and has has the pleasure of doing concerts with symphonies at Carnegie Hall to The Kennedy Center, in Malaysia and Maui & a lot of spots in between. Among her TV credits are Madam Secretary, 30 Rock, Sex and the City, Succession, all the Law and Orders, First You Dream, and about a gazillion voiceovers. Films: Not Okay, The Report, Big Time Adolescence, First One In. A Syracuse University graduate, her recordings include the original cast albums of The Wild Party and A Class Act, the Grammy nominated Actor’s Fund Benefit of Hair and her first solo album I’m Not Waiting, which is available on iTunes.

Jeremy Jordan starred as a series regular in CW's Supergirl, NBC's Smash and Disney's Tangled. He’s best-known on Broadway for his Tony and Grammy-nominated portrayal of Jack Kelly inNewsies. Recently, he starred as Seymour in the acclaimed New York production of Little Shop of Horrors. Films include The Last 5 Years opposite Anna Kendrick, Joyful Noise with Queen Latifah and Dolly Parton, American Son with Kerry Washington, and Spinning Gold. Additional Broadway credits include Bonnie & Clyde (Theatre World Award), West Side Story, Waitress, American Son, and Rock of Ages. Jeremy's concerts and cabaret shows have won raves and awards worldwide, and he’s the lead singer of the new rock band, Age of Madness. 

Lea DeLaria is an Emmy Award-winning actress currently appearing as Professor Mendelson in Apple TV’s Physical, Queenie in HULU’s Reprisal, Netflix’s Getting Curious with Jonathan Van Ness, as Molly Yarnchopper in the Netflix and DreamWorks animated series Kipo and the Age of Wonderbeasts, in Wes Hurley’s movie memoir Potato Dreams of America, and in Tom Gustafson’s upcoming feature film Glitter & Doom. Additional TV credits include Netflix’s Orange is the New Black (3 SAG Award Wins), Showtime’s Shameless, Californication, Comedy Central’s Broad City, IFC’s Baroness Von Sketch, MTV’s Awkward, and Cartoon Network’s Clarence. Selected film credits include the voice of Miss Fritter in Pixar’s Cars 3, Support The Girls, First Wives Club, Dear Dumb Diary, and Edge of Seventeen. She appeared on Broadway as Eddie/Dr. Scott in The Rocky Horror Show, and as Hildy in the Public Theatre’s On the Town (Obie, Theatre World, Drama Desk Awards), and too many Off Broadway plays to mention. Lea has five records on the Warner Jazz and Classics label; her sixth, House of David, was released in 2015.

Caissie Levy (she/her) recently appeared in the world premiere of Sarah Silverman's The Bedwetter Off-Broadway at Atlantic Theater Company, and was also seen this season as Rose in the Tony-nominated Broadway revival of Caroline, Or Change. She originated the roles of Elsa in Disney's Frozen, Sheila in the revival of Hair (& West End), Molly in Ghost (& West End), and Fantine in Les Misérables. Other credits include Penny in Hairspray (Broadway), Elphaba in Wicked (Los Angeles), Maureen in Rent (national tour), Murder Ballad (MTC), First Daughter Suite (The Public Theater). Extensive recording, voiceover, solo concert & symphony work. 

Ciara Renée was recently seen on Broadway as Jenna in Waitress and Elsa in Frozen. Ciara starred in Facebook’s Strangers, Netflix’s Master of None, CBS’s Big Bang Theory and CW’s Legends of Tomorrow, Arrow and Flash. She played Mariana in MCC Theater’s production of The Wrong Man, originated The Witch in Big Fish, appeared as the Leading Player in Pippin on Broadway and originated Esmeralda in The Hunchback of Notre Dame at the Paper Mill Playhouse. She also played Peggy/Maria in the final lab of Hamilton. Ciara co-directed (with Michael Dallatorre) the short documentary, Beating the Odds – Children’s Defense Fund of California.  She is the writer, EP, and co-director of the short film Reddy Records.

Stark Sands has been seen on Broadway in To Kill A Mockingbird, Kinky Boots (Tony Award nomination, Grammy Award winner), American Idiot, Journey's End (Tony Award nomination, Theatre World Award winner). Off-Broadway includes: Twelfth Night (Public Theatre), The Tempest (Classic Stage Company, AEA Bayfield Award). Film includes The Post; Inside Llewyn Davis; Flags Of Our Fathers; Die Mommie, Die!; Shall We Dance; 11:14. Television includes Minority Report, Generation Kill, Nip/Tuck, Six Feet Under. BFA: USC

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