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Mary Poppins
Ragtime (nat’l tour)
Some Like It Hot
White Christmas
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Female Swing (u/s Corry, Lark)
Ensemble
Delores
Ensemble
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New Amsterdam Theatre
Frank Galati, Dir.
Dan Siretta, Dir.
The Orpheum Theatre
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Keep On The Sunny Side
Hello, Dolly!
Annie Get Your Gun
Crazy For You
Ragtime
George M!
It’s A Wonderful Life
Singin' in the Rain
Cats
Damn Yankees
Babes in Toyland
How To Succeed...Trying
A Chorus Line
Do Black Patent Leather Shoes...?
Finian's Rainbow
Peggy Sue Got Married*
Nunsense
The Melody Lingers On*
A Midsummer Night's Dream
Dames at Sea
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Sara Carter
Minnie Fay
Dolly Tate
Polly Baker
Bridget; Evelyn u/s
Josie Cohan
Lana Sherwood
Ensemble; Dance Capt.
Jellylorum; JennyAnyDots
Gloria
Alice; Star Princess
Rosemary u/s
Maggie
Virginia
Susan Mahoney; Dance Capt.
Emily; Dance Capt.
Sister Mary Leo
Kathy (principal role)
Hermia
Ruby
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The Mountain Playhouse
West Virginia Public Theatre
North Carolina Theatre
Beef and Boards Dinner Theatre
North Shore Music Theatre
Ogunquit Playhouse
Music Theatre of Connecticut
Westchester Broadway Theatre
Beef and Boards Dinner Theatre
Arkansas Repertory Theatre
Music Theatre of Connecticut
Drury Lane Oakbrook
Drury Lane Evergreen Park
Drury Lane Evergreen Park
Marriott Lincolnshire Theatre
Marriott Lincolnshire Theatre
Theatre at the Center
Blowing Rock Stage Co.
Nebraska Theatre Caravan
Great American Melodrama
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Lorenzo
Peg O' My Heart
Vlad
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Angiola; Moricelli
Peg
Spirit
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Amas Musical Theatre
Guy Stroman, Dir.
The Lambs Theatre
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Current Teachers:
Education:
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Andrew Byrne, Rita Shane, Vince Lonergan, Bob Audy, Luigi
BFA in Musical Theatre, The Boston Conservatory
Bachelor of Music Program, The Eastman School of Music
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Miscellaneous:
Dialects:
Instruments:
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Sight Singing, Choreography, Music Composition, Character Voices, Cabbage Patch Kid Imitation, Can Simultaneously Sing, Tap, and Play “I Got Rhythm”
Irish, Upper British, Cockney, Southern American, French
Piano, Folk Guitar, Autoharp
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*world premiere
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“But it is Kathy Calahan who makes the biggest comic splash as Frank Butler's snooty, oh-so-Southern assistant and would-be girlfriend Dolly Tate, who despises Annie Oakley on sight... her outrageous antics as Dolly provoke bellylaughs.”
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- Robert W. McDowell
Classical Voice of North Carolina
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“One of the strongest actors is Calahan, who plays Sara. It was as if the audience was at a concert listening to her solid and dynamic voice and watching her fingers simultaneously strum across the auto harp. The audience could feel the longing Sara felt when her husband was away trying to write songs.”
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- Tiffany Wright
Daily American
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“The tension in Sunny Side arises from the loving but difficult relationship between A.P. and Sara. In those roles, actors Larry Tobias and Kathy Calahan proved regret can be as beautiful an emotion as joy.”
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- Kate Luce Angell
Post Gazette
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“Perhaps the busiest actor... is Kathy Calahan, who as Lana Sherwood is called upon to play the small-town femme fatale Violet Bick as well as Ma Bailey, little ZuZu Bailey (in a voice straight out of the Our Gang comedies!) and Mrs. Martini, as well as provide many of the vocal sound effects (she does a great ‘car’!)”
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- Geary Danihy
Brooks Community Newspapers
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