Mazie Rudolph
Performing Artist
ABOUT MAZIE RUDOLPH:
Mazie Rudolph is a singer, actor, vocal coach, music director, and professional accompanist. Mazie was the Resident Music Director at Simi Valley Cultural Arts Center for 8 years, and before that, was the Music Director at South Orange County School of the Arts. As a performer, her favorite stage credits include: Next To Normal (Diana), Freaky Friday (Katherine), The Spitfire Grill (Percy), Les Miserables (Eponine) and Little Women (Jo). Mazie was a soloist at the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C. in their Broadway: Today and Tomorrow series. She has also been a featured soloist with the Pacific Symphony, and released a single with Disney Records on the album Sleeping Beauty & Friends. She currently works as an audition accompanist for Mickey Mouse’s theme parks and as a private vocal coach in Orange County. www.mazierudolph.com
ABOUT MAZIE'S PERFORMANCE:
Tomorrow Comes
Written and performed by Mazie Rudolph
Directed by Marisa Echeverria
Music Supervisor: Philip McBride
As a teenager, Mazie discovered two things that would shape her life forever: musical theatre — and depression. In this deeply personal piece, she explores how the arts became a lifeline during her darkest moments. Journey with her through story and song as she reflects on how the arts helped her survive mental illness — and slowly learn how to thrive.
DIRECTOR’s BIO:
Marisa Echeverria (director) has enjoyed a long career in developmental theater, as both an actor and director. Most recently, she remounted Ceiling in the Floor, a production she co-created, and directed A Lot of Livin’ at the Lineage Performing Arts Center. Marisa has developed new shows of her own, including There’s a Song for That, and It’s Complicated: Our Relationship with Musical Theater. As an actor, Marisa has felt privileged to work with fantastic directors and artists to mount world premieres of new works, including Jersey Boys, The Bacchae (at NYC’s Shakespeare in the Park, with director Joanne Akalaitis and composer Philip Glass), and Giant (composed by Michael John LaChiusa). Other directing projects include The Last Five Years, The Fantasticks, Lend Me A Tenor, and two short films.
As an actor, Marisa has appeared in shows and readings at many venues, including The Public Theater, Roundabout Theatre, Symphony Space, Intar, NAMT, NYMF, and the Brooklyn Academy of Music. Marisa’s stand-out television roles include Violet Webster on Amazon’s acclaimed series, Goliath, and Gloria Hartman on John Wells’s Animal Kingdom. She’s also appeared on a long list of hit shows, including The Pitt, Matlock, The Morning Show, Sugar, Shameless, 9-1-1: Lone Star, Southland, The Mentalist, E.R., Rescue Me, and Law & Order.
Special thanks:
Paul & Risa Siemens, Philip McBride, Fred Helsel, Tom & Caroline Wilson, John Paul Rudolph, Dani Reynolds, and Deidre Donovan
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