Sharon Rose
Sharon Rose found her voice in church choirs and on school stages at a very young age, and from then on, Sharon and her eclectic band of siblings traveled together playing gigs and venues all over the country in pursuit of their dream: making music that people can laugh, dance and cry to. A chance encounter found her in an audition room for the hit West End show Carole King: The Musical where she played the role of Little Eva.
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BIO
Sharon Rose found her voice in church choirs and on school stages at a very young age, and from then on, Sharon and her eclectic band of siblings traveled together playing gigs and venues all over the country in pursuit of their dream: making music that people can laugh, dance and cry to. A chance encounter found her in an audition room for the hit West End show Carole King: The Musical where she played the role of Little Eva. Since then she’s covered the role of Diana Ross in Motown: The Musical and played a Radio in Tony Kushner’s Broadway hit Caroline, or Change at the Hampstead Theatre before taking on three majestic roles as a standby in Hamilton.
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Sharon Rose has not appeared on Broadway.
Sharon Rose has appeared on London's West End in 4 shows.
Sharon Rose's first West End show was One Day - The Musical which opened in 1969