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LUCY PANUSH HEIGHT: 5’5.5” EYES: Dark Brown VOICE: Mezzo Soprano HAIR: Curly Brown THEATRE Legally Blonde Paulette Bounafante Northwestern Mainstage (d. Chris Carter) Hello, Dolly! Minnie Fay Northwestern Dolphin Show (d. Isabel Perry) Jane Eyre Bertha Northwestern Mainstage (d. Kathryn Walsh) The Fairytale Lives Baba Yaga/ Yaroslava Northwestern Mainstage (d. Caitlin Lowans) Of Russian Girls Knuffle Bunny Mom Northwestern: Imagine U (d. Kathryn Walsh) Heathers: The Musical Stoner Chick, Dance Captain Northwestern University (d. MK Goss) Griffin’s Tale Children’s Rep Ensemble/Choreographer/ Northwestern University (2016-20) Director NEW WORK Agnes Nixon Masterclass and Festival Noa (Lead) “World Famous Deli” by Delia Cunningham Vertigo 10 Minute Play Festival Claire (Lead) “Ashley Tisdale is Untouchable” by Morgan Rielly FILM Northwestern Sketch Television Actor Northwestern Channel 1 Voice Actor, “Nora, the Neurotic Lion” TRAINING/ EDUCATION Acting: Northwestern University:Dawn Mora, Mary Poole, David Bell, Amanda Dehnert, Stephen Schellhardt, Tommy Rapley, Linda Gates, Lynn Kelso Making It On Broadway: Jodie Langel, Natalie Weiss, John Vincent Leggio, Annaleigh Ashford (Masterclass) Belvoir Terrace: Stephen Edlund, David McDaniel Voice: Michael Brown, Lilli Wosk, Peter Thoresen, Keven Keys Dance: Ballet, Modern, Jazz, Theatre Dance, Tap, Hip-Hop, Contemporary (Advanced) Northwestern University: Vanessa Valecillos, Roger Ellis, Erin Barnett, Jeffrey Hancock, Joe Bowie School at Steps, NYC: Debbie Roshe, Lisa Harvie, Matt Williams, Laya Barak, Karen Gayle, Vicki Fischer Jenkins Leslie Browne, Ashley Tuttle, Lisa Lockwood, Ethan Brown, Flavio Salazar American Tap Dance Foundation Tony Waag, Susan Hebach, Randy Skinner, Brenda Bufalino, Claudia Rahardjanoto, Michelle Dorrance, Cartier Williams, Roxane Butterfly, Felipe Galganni Misc.: Musical Theatre College Auditions (MTCA) (Anne L. Nathan, Adria Vitlar, Darren Biggart, Elysia Jordan); Cherubs National High School Institute; The Performing Arts Project (Gavin Creel, Cameron Adams, Jonathan Bernstein, Nikko Benson); Professional Children’s School (Vincent Sagona) SPECIAL SKILLS Voiceover Work (Northwestern Channel 1), Improv/ Musical Improvisation, Character Laughing, Dance Teacher, Visual Arts, Cartwheels, Costuming and Makeup, Puppetry, Panelist: Dance Magazine’s 2015 Injury Prevention Workshop .

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