Always...Patsy Cline at Lauderhill Performing Arts Center

Ally Rosenblum (Patsy Cline) is honored to be closing out Broadway at LPAC's inaugural season as Patsy Cline. Most recent credits: 42nd Street (Broadway at LPAC), The Full Monty (Broadway at LPAC), Family Tree (Arts Garage). A huge thank you to Michael and Alex for trusting and believing in me throughout this entire season, Kevin Barrett at ACM for the incredible opportunities, our amazing stage manager Kimmie Harvey (without you, there would be no show!), the superwoman that is Suzanne Dunn (it is a privilege to share the stage with you), all of the hardworking crew behind the scenes that bring these shows to life, my family for their love and support, and my roommate Jess for letting me belt in the apartment. It feels good to be home! Representation: Talent Direct Agency @allysonprosenblum www.allysonrosenblum.com

Suzanne Dunn (Louise Seger) made her professional acting debut in Eleemosynary at the Theatre Club of the Palm Beaches and was nominated for a Carbonell Award. Other roles include: Blythe Spirit (Edith), Proof (Catherine), Steel Magnolias (Annelle), See How They Run (Ida), Mama Drama (Morgan), Patient A (Kim), Chicago (Mona/Go-to-Hell Kitty/undst. Velma), Foxfire (Holly), House of Blue Leaves (Bananas), The Cover of Life (Weetsie), Love, Loss, and What I Wore (Ensemble) and A Doll’s House Part 2 (Nora). Directing credits include The Bachelorette, Death by Design, Church and State, Respect: A Musical Journey of Women, The Lady with All the Answers, and Love, Loss, and What I Wore. Suzanne recently completed the role of Anita in the independent film The Pool which was chosen for the Academy Award-qualifying 2022 Chicago International Children’s Film Festival. She was a founding member of the all-female comedy improv troupe, Big Purse...and Matching Shoes as well as a founding member of the Comedy Squad. Suzanne holds a BFA from Florida Atlantic University where she studied with J. Robert Dietz, Zoe Caldwell, and Hume Cronyn, and attended Selwyn College, University of Cambridge, obtaining certificates in British Society and 20th Century Literature, Theatre, and Poetry.

Michael arrived in South Florida in 2013 to assist with the opening of the Wick Theatre in Boca Raton as Executive Director and Resident Musical Director. He both directed and musically directed the Wick’s inaugural production of “The Sound of Music”, winning the theatre a Carbonell nomination for Best Production of a Musical. As a director, Michael has led multiple regional and local productions to success including such shows as “Sister Act”, “Thoroughly Modern Millie”, “Peter Pan” and many others. He has served as Musical Director and conductor for numerous national tours, local and regional productions working with talents the likes of Lee Roy Reams, Sally Struthers, Andrea McArdle and Leslie Uggams. Michael is also an actor with an extensive list of stage credits including roles in such shows as “Priscilla Queen of the Desert”, “La Cage aux Folles” and “The Secret Garden”. Michael is the creator, producer and host of the wildly popular “Florida Sings Showtunes”, an online entertainment that was designed to support local musical theatre artists during the pandemic. He has received a Silver Palm Award for his contributions to the South Florida theatrical community and is the recipient of 3 Carbonell nominations. Michael is also the Artistic Director of the Broadway Series at the Lauderhill Performing Arts Center.