Julia is a Session Leader and Artistic Advisory Board Member for Sing For Your Seniors, a non-profit organization that provides senior citizens with immediate and long-term benefits through musical enrichment in adult day centers, hospitals, and nursing home facilities across the NYC area. To learn more about this incredible organization and how you can get involved, go to http://singforyourseniors.org
Music Maker. Story Teller. Nature Lover. Wildlife Photographer. Adventure Enthusiast.
"Have courage, and be kind."
News
This November, Julia recorded demos for Sweetwater, a new musical by Patricia Noonan and Sean Mahoney about the Women Airforce Service Pilots who served in WWII. Click HERE to listen to her sing "Silver Wings."
This October, Julia starred in a new short play by Amanda Murphy at the Halloween Short Play Festival with New Wave Theatre Collective.
This past summer, Julia returned to Stages St. Louis to play Marty in Grease July 19th- August 18th.
This past May, Julia played Cinderella in a reading of the new musical The Real True Story (of Cinderella), a twist on the classic fairytale we know and love by Holly Gewandter, directed by Darren Katz .
This past March and June, Julia starred in two short plays by Kevin Jaeger in the Spring Short Play Festival and Pride Short Play Festival with New Wave Theatre Collective.
This spring, Julia played the Alto Bot in a concert performance of Androids: A Song Cycle, a new musical about what it means to be human through the eyes of four robots, by Spencer Robelen.
Julia recently returned from Gulfshore Playhouse in Naples, FL where she played Miles Gloriosus and Philia in a reimagined, 10-person, gender-bent production of A Funny Thing Happened on the Way To The Forum. For more information, click the image below.
Julia's photo of the mother and baby squirrel monkey was chosen to be on the cover of the 2017 Calendar for the WCS (Wildlife Conservation Society), the global conservation organization that runs the New York Zoos and Aquarium. To support their important work and make a tax-deductabe donation to the WCS click on the photo below.
