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Lindsay
Rosser

Actor / Dancer / Singer

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     Lindsay Rosser grew up in Bel Air, Maryland where she started dance at the age of 2. She trained in a variety of styles including; jazz, ballet, tap, contemporary, lyrical, modern, hip hop, and pointe. Her love of dance led her to participate in Dance Theatre productions at the age of 8. Lindsay began acting classes, and workshops, as well as singing in vocal groups at school. As she grew up she started performing in musicals, doing up to 5 productions a year. Some of her favorite roles include; Peter Pan (Peter Pan), Elle Woods (Legally Blonde), Sandy Cheeks (The Spongebob Musical) and Ms. Honey (Matilda). Lindsay continued her training at AMDA LA, including one semester in NY. She earned an Associates degree in Musical Theater and graduated with honors in June 2022.  

 

     Most recently she performed as Frieda (Charlie Brown Christmas) at Woodstock Playhouse, as a dance swing (The Little Mermaid) at The Players Theatre, and performed as Ensemble/U.S Johanna (Sweeney Todd), Mrs. Cohen/Ensemble (Rent), and Caitlin (Over the River and Through the Woods) at Tibbits Opera House). Over the past year, Lindsay started training in action choreography and performance for the camera, with Action Hero Academy. She studies a variety of weapons, combat styles, rolls, and falls. 

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"Chopping her way to the top, there’s no doubt that Lindsay Rosser will karate kick her way into your heart as Sandy the Squirrel. With a flawless Texas accent, which again carries sublimely into her singing voice, Rosser delivers a plucky, punchy Sandy, delighting the audience with her determined nature and overall gumption. She’s got powerful vocals to lend to both her solo feature in “Hero is My Middle Name” and during her duet with SpongeBob, “Chop to the Top.” There is an undeniable edginess to Rosser’s Sandy; she’s rowdier than a bunch of Texas Hush Puppies at a chilidog cookoff. Rosser has fun with her karate moves too and shows everyone she means business when it comes to standing up for what her character believes in."

-TheatreBloom

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