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Cameron ’22 Steps into Role of Orpheus in ‘Hadestown’ on Broadway

Brandon Cameron ’22 (Bachelor of Fine Arts in Musical Theatre) recently stepped into the leading role of Orpheus in the Broadway production of “Hadestown,” performing the part full-time from June 9 through June 14. Cameron joined the company in 2022 as Worker 3 and an understudy for Orpheus. His week-long engagement as the production’s principal Orpheus marked a significant professional milestone, showcasing the talent and preparation that have characterized his career since graduating from Shenandoah Conservatory.

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