 Exciting news! Two of our clients, the incredibly talented Coleen Sexton and Heather Patterson King, will soon be starting rehearsals for Mamma Mia aboard the Royal Caribbean Cruise Line ship, the Allure of the Seas! Let me give you a little bit of background on these two talented women: Coleen Sexton made her Broadway debut at age 20 in Jekyll & Hyde as "Lucy Harris" opposite David Hasselhoff. She toured as "Elphaba" with the first National Tour of Wicked and in the Broadway National touring company of Chicago. She also starred as "Brooke Wyndam in the 2008 National Tour of Legally Blonde. She participated in a concert reading of Caliqula as the character "Caesonia", and played the role of "Mindy Chinchilla" in the New York Musical Theatre Festival Production of Go-Go Beach. In 2012, Coleen played the roles of "Becky Brixton" and "Gini" in the Off-Broadway musical Forever Dusty. Heather Patterson King has been seen on the stages of Westchester Broadway Theatre, Indiana Repertory Theatre, Theare Raleigh, Beef and Boards, Derby Dinner, and Showpalace dinner theaters, as well as done reading with the Goodspeed Opera House. At the North Carolina Theatre, she played "Nancy" in Oliver with Kevin Gray, "Fruma Sarah" in Fiddler on the Roof with Paul Sorvino,and "Glinda" in The Wizard of Oz, directed by Casey Hushion and understudied Lauren Kennedy as "Eva" in Evita. She has also brought such roles to the stage as "Lady Macbeth" in Macbeth, "Eliza" in My Fair Lady, "Maria" in The Sound of Music, "Lady Capulet" in Romeo and Juliet, "Mrs. Banks" in Mary Poppins, "Vi" in Footloose, and performed in the operas Tosca, Suzanna, and Don Giovanni. Heather and Coleen will be a part of something special when, for the first time ever, The Royal Caribbean Cruise Line brings Mamma Mia to the seas! This is an incredible opportunity, and we at The Price Group could not be more excited for Heather and Coleen! ---More updates on this amazing adventure at sea to come!
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 My name is Lisa Price and I am the proud founder and president of The Price Group! The Price Group is a talent agency located in New York City. Here at The Price Group, we are dedicated to allowing our actors to live up to their full potential by helping them continually and consistently book high profile acting jobs in both Film/TV and Theater.
Here is a little bit about my background: My dad, a New York Supreme court judge, was the first person to tell me I would have a career in entertainment- he would lol when I impersonated TV characters to the tee. When I was a child, my mom took me to see the musical Cabaret, and from that moment on, my interest in the entertainment world only grew. I attended the The United Nations International School (UNIS) and am a native of New York City. I am a S.U.N.Y Purchase grad with a major in Theatre Studies. I worked and interned for Universal Studios, and have directed in California, New York and Pennsylvania at Penn State's Centre Stage Theatre. I also resided three years in Casting at The San Diego Repertory Theatre and mentored as an agent for Beverly Anderson - the longest running female independent, agent in New York City. All of my experiences have allowed me to become a top entertainment talent agent, industry professional consultant, master class instructor and coach for musical theater and drama students at several universities and private New York City educational and networking studios for professional actors. The Price Group is a family; we are loyal to our clients and they are just as loyal to us. We have high expectations for our actors, and we make sure that our actors keep growing and and keep working. This blog will inspire actors who are passionate about their craft to persevere through the ups and downs of the business and continue to work for their dreams without letting frustrations outweigh their love of acting. Achieving success as an actor is possible, and I am here to show you some of our talent who are making their mark in the world of entertainment! Musicals Have the Power to Change Minds New musical theatre research finds it can impact the way audiences think about a social issue. “Musical theater may be a promising method for promoting attitudinal change,” writes Frederick Heide |
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