MEG LOY: STRIKING, RIDICULOUS, ANOMALOUS Comes to 54 Below

Meg Loy is a New York-based actress, composer, soprano, and ‘silly young lady.’ She is currently writing and developing the original musical comedy The Soprano’s Revenge, a ridiculous tale of three unlikely women who unite to give one horrible man his well-earned comeuppance. Always dressed in her signature pink, with a laugh that sounds like it “came out of a period movie,” Miss Loy is hard to miss in a crowd. On the New York stage, she’s appeared in Broadway Sessions with Ben Cameron at the Green Room 42, and in Terpsikord’s Crossroads: Where Opera and Broadway Meet. Select theatrical credits include Beauty and the Beast (Belle), High School Musical (Sharpay), Julius Caesar (Caesar), and A Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder (Sibella), her favourite role, for which she was a finalist for a Kelli O’Hara Award. Loy had the great honour of spending a small amount of time with Steven Lutvak before his passing, whom she credits as her greatest inspiration.