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Jennifer was so ecstatic to make her return to live theatre and perform in a dream show this past summer. In her first out of town contract, she played the role of Gabby in American Mariachi at TheatreSquared in Fayetteville, AR. The production ran from August 4th - 29th, 2021 in Northwest Arkansas. For more information, check out their website here.
Earlier in 2021, Jennifer played the the role of Adela Lopez in the virtual world premiere play adaptation of the children's book Same Same But Different with New York City Children's Theatre! The show was available to stream from March 8th - March 30th, 2021. Big thanks to the SSBD team at NYCCT for such a wonderful experience.
To kick 2021 off, Jennifer worked on a virtual workshop production of Swan Lake, A New Musical Comedy with Underscore Theatre! This new work is a feminist retelling of the fairy tale, and was written by musical theatre songwriters Shoulman & Hoerchler. Jennifer is very thankful for the opportunity to work on new shows, especially during the pandemic.
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No me diga! Jennifer was so happy to be a part of this virtual collaboration performance of "96,000" from In The Heights, organized by Chicago musician extraordinaire, Lior Shragg. The video was released during Hispanic Heritage Month, and encouraged donations towards Illinois Coalition for Immigrant and Refugee Rights. Jennifer played the part of Vanessa in this song. |
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Jennifer was so excited to have the opportunity to play Kelly in The Mad Ones: Digital Lab by Kerrigan and Lowdermilk! The project included performers all over the world as they all prepared scenes and songs from the show to be included. Jennifer performed in the song sequence "Go Tonight" with fellow Chicago actor Brittney Brown, directed by Topher Leon. The video was made and produced by Baby Pomegranate Productions. To read more about the digital lab project, check out this press release from BroadwayWorld.
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Up next...
Due to COVID-19, Jennifer's upcoming production - South Bend Civic Theatre's production of West Side Story (in association with the South Bend Symphony Orchestra) at the Morris Performing Arts Center - was postponed and rescheduled for fall 2022.
