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MORGAN SYDNEE Actress – Singer www.morgansydnee.com Cell: 215-450-1134 Email: [email protected] Height: 5’3” Eyes: Grey/Blue Hair: Dk Brown Voice Range: Soprano w/ belt, E3 to D6 THEATRE The Giver Fiona Upper Dublin High School The Little Mermaid Mersister Alana/Ensemble Upper Dublin High School The Wizard of Oz Dorothy Upper Dublin High School The Importance of Being Earnest Gwendolen Fairfax Upper Dublin High School Dracula Mina Upper Dublin High School Shrek Fiona (U/S) Little Red Riding Hood Upper Dublin High School Beauty and the Beast Belle Upper Dublin High School Sound of Music Maria French Woods Performing Arts Jesus Christ Superstar Mary Starrs Theatre Company West Side Story Maria Starrs Theater Company Sound of Music Maria Starrs Theater Company Don’t Tell Mama Cabaret Soloist Don’t Tell Mama International Peace Day Concert Soloist the Kimmel Center OPERA/OPERETTEA A Midsummer’s Night Dream Fairy International Opera Theatre of Philadelphia “Ordo Virtutum” Sanctity International Opera Theatre of Philadelphia Training/Education VOICE Marishka Wierzbicki (Liz Caplan Studio), Badiene Magaziner, Joseph Olsen ACTING Tyce Green, Trapper Felides DANCE Janine Molinari (Dance Molinari) AMDA Graduation May 2020 Intensives/Workshops Straight From New York Intensive: Laura Osnes, Alice Ripley, Wilson Heredia, Kelly Butler, and Peter LaPrade. West End intensive in London: Acting, singing, and dance with Stephen Whitson, Fra Fee, and Jasmine Kerr Advanced Musical Theatre Program: Walnut Street Theatre Special Skills Classically trained in singing Italian and Latin, Stage Combat (Unarmed), Horseback Riding (English and Western), Piano, Crying on Demand, Sight Singing, Valid Driver’s License and Passport, Works Well with Animals, Fluent in IPA. Dialects: American Standard, British RP, Irish, Southern. .

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