ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In this interview, Broadway actress Eden Espinosa shares her journey from childhood inspirations to her experiences on Broadway, workshopping shows, and voiceover work. Discover insights into the audition process, the evolution of theater workshops, and her advice for aspiring performers. She discusses her time playing Elphaba in Wicked, her Tony nominated performance in Lempicka and having fun with the range of characters you can play in voiceover.
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