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Q. Smith TALENT AGENCY AEA, SAG/AFTRA Hair: Dark Brown Voice: Mezzo Soprano Eyes: Dark Brown Height: 5’2 TELEVISION THE GOOD FIGHT Co-Star CBS THE BLACK BOX Singer ABC A ROYAL BIRTHDAY Lead-Lauren BET Network Mini-Series/dir. Kim Fields LATE NIGHT WITH SETH MEYERS Hannah/ “Welcome to the Rock” NBC DANCING WITH THE STARS Performer/”Step In Time” ABC BROADWAY COME FROM AWAY Hannah and Others Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre MARY POPPINS Miss Andrew New Amsterdam Theatre LES MISERABLES (2006 revival) Swing Broadhurst Theatre CONCERTS/OFF B’WAY& REGIONAL REQUIEM and Favorite Broadway Choruses Guest Soloist Omaha Symphony Conductor, Ernest Richardson 2008 INAUGURAL SOLOIST Guest Soloist Washington, DC SHOWBOAT in Concert: Paul Geminiani-MD Ensemble Carnegie Hall HILLARY CLINTON’S VITAL VOICES Awards Guest Soloist Kennedy Center ABYSSINIA with Wynton Marsalis Vocalist Lincoln Center FAME: THE MUSICAL Mabel (Cast Album) Little Shubert Theatre NAT’L/INTERNATIONAL TOUR A NIGHT WITH JANIS JOPLIN Aretha Franklin/Nina Simone , dir. Randy Johnson MARY POPPINS- 1st National Tour Miss Andrew/Bird Lady Disney Theatricals MUSIC OF ANDREW LLOYD WEBER Soloist Wanderlust Theatre Co. Central America SMOKEY JOE’S CAFÉ starring Gladys Knight B.J./Patti Swing Troika Entertainment TRAINING: ITHACA COLLEGE – BFA MUSICAL THEATRE On Camera Acting Coach: Heidi Marshall Tap/Jazz/Ballroom: Mary Corsaro / Modern: Jean McGregor / African: Shirley Terrell Voice: Jean Loftus, Phyllis Dunn Styles of Acting (Shakespeare, Laban, View Points, Meisner, Stanislavsky): Earl McCarroll SPECIAL SKILLS –Cartwheels, improvisation, a little sign language, typing, hold a driver’s license, juggling www.QdotSmith.com V.O. Demo Available Upon Request 1650 Broadway, Suite 1410, New York, NY 10019 tel: 212-757-0098 fax: 212-489-8531 5757 Wilshire Blvd, Suite 659, Los Angeles, CA 90036 tel: 323-857-6666 fax: 323-8570368.

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