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Height: 5’3”
Weight: 130 lbs.
Eyes: Blue
Hair: Brown
High Mix/Belt |
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| My Darkest Secret (World Premiere) |
Jenny (lead) |
The Kitchen Theatre; Ithaca, NY
- Dir: Katie McGuire |
| My Fair Lady |
Eliza Doolittle |
The Simpson Theatre; D.C
- Dir: Sarah Sturtz |
| The Boy Friend |
Masie |
Ballibay Center for the Perf. Arts
- Dir: Jim Van Slyke |
| Our Country’s Good |
Wisehammer |
Northwestern University: NHSI
- Dir: Alexis Chamow |
| The Good Times Are Killing Me*** |
Lucy |
The Madeira Theatre ; D.C
- Dir: Chris Haddock |
| Harry the Dirty Dog |
Harry |
ArtsPower National Touring
Theatre
- Dir: Anthony Frisina |
| And…(Original Musical Review) |
Woman One (lead) |
Northwestern University: NHSI
- Dir: Scott Ferguson |
| The Music Man** |
Marian Paroo |
The Madeira Theatre; D.C
- Dir: Allison Stockman |
| The Wizard of Oz* |
Cowardly Lion |
The Madeira Theatre; D.C
- Dir: Allison Stockman |
| Hurlyburly |
Darlene |
Ithaca College Reading Festival
- Dir: Jeff Tangeman |
| The Long Christmas Ride Home |
Puppeteer |
Ithaca College Theatre
Department
- Dir: Aexis Randolph |
| Stage Door |
Terry Randall |
Long Lake Center for the Arts
- Dir: Jason Brantman |
| A Midsummer Nights Dream |
Helena |
The Madeira Theatre; D.C
- Dir: Allison Stockman |
| Dogg’s Hamlet/ Cahoot’s Macbeth |
Queen Gertrude |
Ballibay Center for the Perf. Arts
- Dir: Jim Van Slyke |
| Closer Than Ever |
Woman One |
Long Lake Center for the Arts
- Dir: Jason Brantman |
| The William Haralson Scholarship NYC |
2007 Winner |
| National Capitol Area CAPPIES -Comic Actress in a Musical |
2005 Winner* |
| National Capitol Area CAPPIES - Best Female Vocalist |
2004 Nominee** |
| National Capitol Area CAPPIES-Featured Actress Play |
2003 Nominee*** |
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| Education |
Ithaca College- Musical Theatre |
| Acting |
Jason Bennet; Norman Johnson; Jeff Tangemen; Jeff Parker |
| Voice and Movement |
Susannah Berryman; Jonathan Becker |
| Private Voice |
Patrick Wickham (Wickham Vocal Studios NYC); Kelly Samarzea;
Joel Gelpe; Dr. Elizabeth Lawrence; Melissa Foster |
Dance (Jazz, Tap, Ballet,
Contemporary, Yoga) |
Frank Hatchett, Sue Samuels, Lane…etc. (Broadway Dance Center);
Mary Corsoro, Dennis Lue, Amy O’Brien (Ithaca College) |
| Summer Intensives |
Broadway Artists Alliance; Northwestern University’s National High
School Institute; Interlochen Arts Camp |
- Dialects (Proper English, Cockney, various American dialects)
- Musical Improv/ Improvisation
- Swing and Ballroom Dance
- Can name all US Presidents in order in under 20 seconds! |
THE WIZARD OF OZ - Cowardly Lion
“The tour de force of the show was Kathryn Lumpkin's performance as the Cowardly Lion, curly-haired and shaking in her fur, with natural vocal strength and warmth and a gorgeous guttural purr. She minced about the stage, ebullient with an effervescent, feminine energy that was almost like that of a children's show host. Her over-the-top humor helped balance some jokes that went over the audience's head, as well as a few groan-worthy puns.”
Hayley Rushing - The Washington Post
“As the Lion, Kathryn Lumpkin handled her role exceptionally well. Not only did she master the Lion's
fundamentally masculine traits, but she added to the performance by thoroughly developing the Lion's
character, keeping the audience laughing and interested.”
Sam Wilmott -The Washington Post
THE MUSIC MAN - Marian Paroo
“But Kathryn Lumpkin, playing librarian Marian Paroo, captured the drama and emotion with subtler physical characterizations and an angelic voice.”
Hayley Rushing - The Washington Post
THE GOOD TIME ARE KILLING ME - Lucy
“Kathryn Lumpkin captured Edna's 6-year-old sister Lucy, with remarkable childlike energy.”
Sarah Wilson - The Washington Post
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