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Hello Everyone, I hope you are safe and healthy.

During this most horrific of times, challenging and frightening, and

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It’s a perfect time because when things start up it’s going to get really busy and I know a lot of actors will be lost about how to get things up and going again.

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SUSAN’S CLIENT’S BOOK WORK!

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Talent Manager, Artist Development and Transformational Coach

Major Motion Pictures

Broadway

Off-Broadway

Regional Theatre

Commercials

Voice Over

International Sit-Com

Mark August in Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood.

BWW 2019 Seattle Critic's Choice Awards

Best Leading Performer in a Musical

WINNER:
CARRIE COMPERE

Shout Sister Shout! - Seattle Rep

Shout Sister Shout! Broadway World Review!

Encore Spotlight Reivew!

CBU Client & Friend - The Extraordinary CARRIE COMPERE - NOMINEE at The Helen Hayes Awards 5/13/2019

King 5 Interview Shout Sister Shout Carrie Compere

Seattle Refined Interview Shout Sister Shout Carrie Compere

2020 Special Merit Awards Recipient Announced | GRAMMY.com

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Carrie Compere in The Many Saints of Newark - prequel to The Sopranos

Dir. Alan Taylor, Producer - David Chase

Starring Michael Gandolfini / James Gandolfini

Mott Haven: Official Selection

Madrid International Film Festival

Carrie Compere as Dragon "Forever" is on iTunes.

US national tours

A national tour of North America began previews at the Cadillac Palace Theatre in Chicago, on July 13, 2010, with opening night on July 25.[11][12] Rob Ashford is the co-director, as the Broadway creative team revised changes. The production marked the debut of an all-new Dragon, voiced off-stage by a single vocalist, with four puppeteers controlling the movements of the new 25-foot puppet.. On the subject, set designer Tim Hatley stated "The biggest change [will be] the dragon. It will be a different creature from the puppet/soul trio on Broadway [but] I think we've finally gotten it right".[13] The tour also features a new opening, new songs and improved illusions, from those on Broadway.[14]
Many changes made for the tour include a new song sung by the dragon, Carrie Compere, entitled "Forever", replacing "Donkey Pot Pie".
The original touring cast featured Eric Petersen as Shrek, Haven Burton as Princess Fiona, Alan Mingo, Jr. as Donkey, and David F.M. Vaughn as Lord Farquaad. Carrie Compere played the Dragon, with Blakely Slaybaugh as Pinocchio. Todd Buonopane was originally cast in the role of Lord Farquaad, but was replaced by Vaughn before opening. [15] The tour played its final performance at the Pantages Theatre in Los Angeles on July 31, 2011, ahead of a non-equity tour in September.

WHIT K. LEE - ACTORS THEATRE OF LOUISVILLE

4th year invited Guest Artist

"Actors Theatre will welcome both veteran collaborators and new faces to this year's production. Drew Fracher returns as the director of Dickens's holiday favorite... Whit K. Lee as Krookings and the Fiddler." -Broadwayworld.com

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