It’s a New York actor’s rite of passage: Law & Order! Andrea can be seen co-starring on Season 21 of the OG Law & Order as Dr. Wendy Lee!
Co-star role on Law & Order
In Concert at Lincoln Center
Andrea sang a tune “Only When You Need Me” by Anessa Marie for her concert at Lincoln Center’s “Broadway’s Future Songbook Series.”
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Performing in Queering the Canon: Kander & Ebb
In addition to Executive Producing for her brainchild Queering the Canon, Andrea also closed out the 2022 Series with the commissioned song “The Win” by Addie Jean Ulrey & Key member T. Carlis Roberts at Joe’s Pub.
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Queering the Canon Returns as a 3 Concert Series
Conceived and Executive Produced by Andrea for Ring of Keys, Queering the Canon Concert Series will be performed as 3 one-night-only concerts, Queering the Canon: Andrew Lloyd Webber, Queering the Canon: Sondheim, and Queering the Canon: Kander & Ebb. The Series commissioned Key songwriters to write in response to canonical tunes by Andrew Lloyd Webber, Stephen Sondheim, and Kander & Ebb. Through casting and storytelling, the canonical tunes are queered while in back-to-back conversation with the new canon of Key response songs. The Series creates visibility for nearly 85 queer performers, songwriters, and creatives, all of which are Ring of Keys members, while also highlighting songwriters who are currently queering our stages and creating a new canon.
NYMF Finalist Concert at 54 Below
Andrea premiered 2 new songs at the NYMF Finalist Concert at 54 Below - “If I Didn’t Have You” by Karl Amundson and “Lesbian” by Sarah Julius.
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WE WON'T SLEEP - NEW MUSICAL WORKSHOP
Andrea will play the role of Greenwich Martin, the lover of Jeannette Rankin (played by Tony-award winner Karen Olivo) in the workshop lab of the new musical WE WON’T SLEEP about the life of Jeannette Rankin, the first woman elected to Congress in 1916. Book by Lauren Gunderson and music / lyrics by Ari Afsar. Performances are by invitation only, 12/16 and 12/17. WE WON’T SLEEP is slated to have its first production at Signature Theatre in D.C. in Spring 2022.
FEATURED GUEST ON THE DREADED QUESTION PODCAST
Andrea talks with Lili Torre of The Dreaded Question podcast. They discuss Ring of Keys’ mission, why it’s important to have multiple pursuits, and Andrea’s experience as an actor in Chicago before she moved to New York.
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FEATURED GUEST ON TAKE ME TO COFFEE PODCAST
Andrea was a featured guest on the Take Me To Coffee podcast. Andrea sat down with Take Me To Coffee to talk all things art, activism, building a non-profit as your side gig, and why just nearly everything should be BANISH'ED!
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BETTE, BABS, AND BEYOND AT 54 BELOW
First gig of the new year! Andrea performed “The Music That Makes Me Dance” with Scott Coulter’s Spot On Entertainment at 54 Below.
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REVIEW: IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE: A LIVE RADIO PLAY
Reviews are out for It’s A Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play. See what critics are saying, and find more videos and photos by clicking the link below.
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Op-ed for Gulfshore Playhouse
Andrea published this op-ed on theatre audiences for Gulfshore Playhouse and her production of It’s A Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play.
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It's A Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play at Gulfshore Playhouse
Andrea makes her Gulfshore Playhouse debut in It’s A Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play in the role of Mary Hatch / Sally Applewhite. Directed by Peter Amster. Playing November 16 - December 29, 2020.
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NYMF'S "INTERSECTING CHORDS" CONCERT
Andrea sang in NYMF’s annual Intersecting Chords concert, alongside Bonnie Milligan, Teal Wicks, and more. This year’s theme was “Reclaiming the Narrative” and she sang “Maybe”, alongside Kat Griffin, written by Sarah Flaim and Sav Souza. The concert celebrates the songwriting of female-identifying, trans, and non-binary writers.
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THESE THEMS
The trailer is OUT for the new queer comedy web series, These Thems! Andrea is thrilled to be featured in a series created by an entirely LGBTQ+ and/or POC crew and features out actors in queer roles.
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STATERA INTERVIEW
Check out this interview of Andrea with Statera Arts. They talked about why Andrea became a StateraArts member, gender parity, and her work with Ring of Keys.
“Because feminism and theatre have always been my two passions, and anytime I have the opportunity to see them existing at an intersection, it pumps me up! So in essence, Statera pumps me up! My personal mission aligns so well with Statera's: to use positive action to advocate for and amplify women and marginalized voices.”