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Jamie McGonnigal has produced and/or directed more than 200 Broadway concerts and events including Children of Eden (NYC Premiere), Pippin with Rosie O'Donnell and Ben Vereen, The Secret Garden with Laura Benanti, Will Chase and Steve Pasquale, Rags starring Lainie Kazan and Carolee Carmello, Snoopy with Sutton Foster, Christian Borle and Hunter Foster, The Embrace Concerts benefiting the Matthew Shepard Foundation, Broadway Loves the 80s at Joe's Pub and The Nightlife Awards with Chita Rivera, Betty Buckley and Mike Nichols. As a voice actor, Jamie can be heard on dozens of cartoons and video games including Pokémon, Yu-Gi-Oh! and Viva Pinata. Following a summer in Namibia and South Africa helping lead the UN's HERO campaign with rural AIDS affected communities, he returned to begin work on social justice campaigns. Having launched the LGBT blog TalkAboutEquality.com, Jamie now lives in Washington D.C. and is the Director of Business Development for Mission Hub, LLC. Jamie is a frequent contributor to HuffingtonPost and can also be heard frequently on SiriusXM's The Agenda on Progress 127 speaking about progressive issues in the media.

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A few years ago, her Elle in the national tour of Legally Blonde earned her a Helen Hayes nomination.

BWW Review: DOGFIGHT at Keegan Theatre

August 28, 2015

The musical tells the story of a marine about to head to Vietnam for the war that saw an estimated 1.

BWW Reviews: Take a Bite Out of SILENCE! at Studio Theatre's 2nd Stage

July 21, 2015

Studio Theatre's 2nd Stage has been transformed into a cabaret theatre, complete with proscenium running lights and a runway that would make any Mama Rose proud.

BWW Interviews: If It's Not One Thing, It's Your Mother - A Chat With The Moms of DEAR EVAN HANSEN

July 8, 2015

Broadway's Jennifer Laura Thompson (Nice Work If You Can Get It) and Rachel Bay Jones (Pippin) star in the World Premiere of DEAR EVAN HANSEN and they've also managed to tackle being working actors and real-life mothers at the same time.

BWW Reviews: THE TALE OF THE ALLERGIST'S WIFE at Theatre J

June 10, 2015

?Washington DC's Theater J wraps up their 2014-2015 season with Charles Busch's THE TALE OF THE ALLERGIST'S WIFE.

BWW Interviews: NEWSIES' Dan DeLuca on Playing Pretend and Making the World a Better Place

May 29, 2015

Dan DeLuca plays Jack Kelly in the production that will be coming to DC's National Theatre for a limited two-week engagement June 9-21st.

Beyond Sunday: A Choral World of Sondheim

May 29, 2015

Closing out the 26th season, Artistic Director David Simmons has put together some of the greatest works by your favorite composer and mine, Stephen Sondheim.

BWW Interviews: MEMPHIS Star Zuri Washington on Race, Inequality and Broadway

April 28, 2015

Zuri Washington is the young star of a musical which tackles many of the issues we're seeing play out on the streets around the nation today.

BWW Reviews: DAME EDNA'S GLORIOUS GOODBYE at The National Theatre

April 22, 2015

Men dressing as women is an art form as old as Shakespeare.

BWW Reviews: MALCOLM GETS AT THE BARBARA COOK SPOTLIGHT SERIES at The Kennedy Center For The Performing Arts

April 1, 2015

Barbara Cook's Spotlight Series at The Kennedy Center has served as an incredible showcase for some of Broadway's greatest talent to take a smaller stage.

BWW Reviews: SHEAR MADNESS at The Kennedy Center For The Performing Arts

March 4, 2015

After 27 years, the crowd pleasing SHEAR MADNESS at the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts has become the 2nd longest-running theatrical production in the country, second only to the same production at the Charles Playhouse in Boston.

BWW Reviews: THE WIDOW LINCOLN at Ford's Theatre

January 29, 2015

Mary Todd Lincoln, the wife of President Abraham Lincoln, is the subject of a new play which premieres this month, marking 150 years since the President's assassination.

BWW Interviews: Kyle Dean Massey of PIPPIN at The National Theatre

December 15, 2014

When I was 11, I was in the chorus of a community theatre production of a little show called Pippin.

BWW Interviews: Paris Through the Window - Rebecca Luker Breathes Life Into LITTLE DANCER

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Currently starring in the Broadway-bound 'Little Dancer,' Rebecca Luker is playing the adult version of Degas' little dancer - a young lady whose image lives on in several differnet versions - many of which reside in Washington's National Gallery of Art.

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