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JENNY LATIMER (AEA) [email protected] Phone Number: (801) 830-1079 NATIONAL TOURS/NEW YORK REGION Les Miserables Cosette 25th Anniversary Tour/Laurence Connor Into the Woods Cinderella Baltimore Centre Stage, Mark Lamos Into the Woods Cinderella Westport Playhouse, Mark Lamos Les Miserables Cosette Papermill Playhouse. Laurence Connor She Loves Me Ensemble Westport Country Playhouse/Mark Lamos Thrillionaire’s Long Form Improv Player Various New York City locales REGIONAL THEATRE A Streetcar Named Desire Blanche Granbury Opera House Seven Brides for Seven Brothers Millie Sundance Summer TheatreChris Clark My Fair Lady Eliza Tuacahn Ampitheater/Tim Threlfall Cinderella Cinderella Tuacahn Ampitheatre/David Tinney, The Scarlet Pimpernel* Marguerite Hale Centre West Valley, Bruce Bredeson Lucky Stiff Annabelle Glick Granbury Theatre Comp. Andrew Barrus Phantom Christine Hale Center West Valley, John Sweeny Spitﬁre Grill Percy Hale Center Theatre, David Morgan Rabbit Hole Izzy Black Box Theater, Chris Clark Much Ado About Nothing Margaret Provo Theatre Company,Chris Clark, The Taming of the Shrew Bianca Hale Center Theatre, Syd Riggs. Slipper and the Rose (National Premiere) Cinderella Hale Center Theatre, Bruce Bredeson, The Fantasticks Luisa Provo Theatre Company, Scott Wells Beauty and the Beast Belle Hale Center Theatre,David Neiman * Deseret News Best Actress 2009 READINGS Venice Willow Public Theater/Eric Rosen Mormon in Chief Girl Matthew Greene Educational Theatre Hamlet** Ophelia BYU/David Morgan Dial M for Murder** Margot BYU Without Fear Girl BYU Cymbeline (TYA) Imogen BYU **Irene Ryan Nomination (Twice Irene Ryan Finalist – Awarded Steppenwolf Intensive Scholarship) OTHER 85th Annual Acadamy Awards Les Miserables Segment ABC/2013 Americas Got Talent Guest Artist/Les Miserables NBC/2011 Timpanogos Symphony Orchestra Guest Artist 2013 Thoroughly Modern Millie Assistant Director/Jeffry Denman Tuacahn Centre of the Arts Lucky Stiff, Christmas Carol Musical Director Granbury Theater Company TRAINING Brigham Young University: BFA-Acting Barta Heiner, David Morgan, Laurie Harrop Purser, Kym Mellon Steppenwolf Intensive 2008 (Emphasis on Viewpoints) Rick Snyder, Al Wilder, Jeff Perry Voice: Aaron Hagan, Jennifer Welch Babidge SPECIAL SKILLS Improv (Specializing in long form musicals), Learns accents quickly, Very good with children, Knitting, Voracious reader, Repelling, ATV, Baton Twirling, Piano, Easily picks up musical instruments, Viewpoints , Word Games, Voices (Glynis Johns, Marcel the Shell, Jennifer Tilley, Donald Duck, etc….).

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