Musical Theatre Lightning Strikes Twice
Program’s graduating class has 100% representation – again
For the second consecutive year, the entire graduating class of Shenandoah University’s Bachelor of Fine Arts program in musical theatre has representation with New York talent agents and managers.
It’s highly unusual for back-to-back classes to receive 100% representation, said Shenandoah Conservatory Director of Musical Theatre, Associate Professor of Theatre and Charles B. Levitin Chair in Musical Theatre Kevin Covert, B.F.A., himself a Broadway veteran. “I attribute it to the amazing musical theatre faculty we have and their connections in the industry, and the hard work and dedication of our MT students.”
Representation is essential in the musical theatre world, and will help Shenandoah’s graduates be seen by casting directors, directors, choreographers and music directors.
The accomplishment also increases the visibility of Shenandoah, Covert said, and solidifies it as a top-tier, destination school for musical theatre training.
The 2024 graduates and their representatives are listed below:
- Audrey Payne – Avalon Artists Group
- Matt Kontur – Clear Talent Group
- Shea Curran – CESD Talent Agency
- Elyse Johnson – The Collective Talent Agency
- Ariellys Reynoso – Ann Steele Agency
- Nathan Diaz – bloc
- Max Suwarno – Avalon Artists Group
- Gaby Hernandez – Stewart Talent
- Jack Finegan – Resolute Artists Agency
- Ethan Langan – Ann Steele Agency
- Maddie Kee – Big Mouth Talent, Inc.
- Nicole Sugarman – The Hell’s Kitchen Agency
- Gi Difebbo – LuberRoklin Entertainment/The Hybrid Agency
- Kelsey Marshall – Resolute Artists Agency
- Emily Rose Myers – Avalon Artists Group
- Isa Grace – Clear Talent Group
- Noah Pierre Pleunik – DDO Artists Agency
- John Ray – Resolute Artists Agency
- Axel Manica – Ann Steele Agency
- Gianna Branca – CESD Talent Agency/Rebel Creative Group
Learn more about one of the best musical theatre programs in Virginia and the United States at Shenandoah University at su.edu.
