New Hampshire native, Kaleigh Cronin, fell in love with performing when she first

played the title role in “Annie” at eight years old. Since then, Kaleigh has been lucky enough to

sing at the White House, Fenway Park, The Waldorf Astoria and Pittsburgh’s Carnegie Hall,

perform on theatrical stages across the country, and be cast as a series regular

on the PBS children’s television series, "ZOOM."

After receiving her BFA in Acting/Musical Theater from Carnegie Mellon University, Kaleigh spent two

years on the road as "Lorraine" in the National Tour of Jersey Boys

before making her Broadway debut in Sam Mendes and Rob Marshall's revival of Cabaret at Studio

54. In addition to her role as “Lulu/TwoLadies," Kaleigh understudied Michelle

Williams, Emma Stone, and Sienna Miller as "Sally Bowles." The success of Cabaret led to subsequent

performances on The Today Show, The 2014 Tony Awards, and as the first Broadway cast to perform

on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon where she nearly died of excitement. Since then, she originated the

role of "Marie" in the Broadway musical "A Bronx Tale" before leaving to play "Giorgio Moroder" in the all new

"SUMMER - The Donna Summer Musical" on Broadway. She is currently in the cast of “Mrs. Doubtfire” on Broadway

directed by the legendary Jerry Zaks.

When Kaleigh is not on stage or in front of a camera, you can find this fiery red head entertaining friends

with her spot-on impersonations, having impromptu 90s dance parties in her kitchen or spending time

with her adorable (dog) baby, Rosie.

Kaleigh aspires to build a long and successful career in all areas of the

entertainment industry. She is a passionate, articulate creative artist who is driven to succeed in every arena - who self-

starts, quickly identifies problems and builds creative solutions.