A musical-theater artist, working mostly as a music director on productions in New York. Princeton major: music.
Duties: Teaches actors the songs, rehearses the band, and makes sure the music supports the director’s vision.
Challenge: “I’m always looking for work,” she says. “Sometimes I don’t know what my next day is going to be until the night before.”
Tight-Knit: Working on a show means long days, but “it’s such a family environment. That’s why people end up staying in theater.”
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