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C A T H E R I N E L A N D E T A singer ⬝ actress catherinelandeta.com EMC Voice: Legit Soprano to E6; Belt to Bb5 Personal Contact: Height: 5’2” [email protected] 602.512.5845 FILM SNL Remake (Slumber Party Skit) Principle NYU Independent Short Smoke Supporting NYU Independent Short Verification Supporting NYU Independent Short We Are Stars Featured Web Series NYC The Student Schemer Principle Independent Short NATIONAL TOUR The King and I Tuptim U/S (perf.) North American Tour Based on Lincoln Center Theater’s production NEW YORK THEATRE Ludo’s Broken Bride Desdemona & Others The Duke on 42nd Street Dir. Donna Drake & Stacey Weingarten You Gave Me A Sheep Ensemble National Asian Artists Project Dir. Steven Eng // (Staged Reading) THEATRE Avenue Q Christmas Eve Oregon Cabaret Theatre Dir. Galloway Stevens The King and I Lady Thiang Copperstar Repertory Theatre Avenue Q Christmas Eve & Bad Idea Bear U/S Phoenix Theatre Company Dir. Robert Kolby Harper Sunset Boulevard Ensemble Arizona Broadway Theatre The Fantasticks The Boy’s Mother Lyric Opera Theatre Bat Boy Ron Taylor Lyric Opera Theatre Bare Diane Aperio Productions Best Little Whorehouse in Texas Durla Lyric Opera Theatre Dir. Tregoney Shepherd Little Shop of Horrors Doo-Wop Girl Moon Valley Productions CABARET Intersecting Chords Singer Signature Theatre NYMF (NYC) Broadway Babes for Soloist Don’t Tell Mama NYC Planned Parenthood TRAINING Arizona State University: Bachelor of Music in Musical Theatre Magna cum laude Acting: TV & Film Acting The Barrow Group Chris Wells TV Audition Technique MN Acting Studio Dena Tyler Improv I Peoples Improv Theatre Acting Technique The Actor’s Gym David Perlow Commercial David Cady Voice: David Britton, Andrew Wheeler Dance: Very strong mover. Training in jazz, musical theatre, & other various styles. Zumba aficionado. SPECIAL SKILLS Versatile singing style (musical theatre, classical, pop, RnB, rock, folk, jazz), strong musicianship (reads music, basic piano, sight-reading, relative pitch), yoga, flexibility (front splits), puppetry (Rick Lyon training), basic Spanish .

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