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Drunk Romeo and Juliet
Drunk Shakespeare (Off-Broadway)
Directed by Lori Hudson
Pictured:
Sarah Ann Leahy (Juliet)
Sam Adams (Romeo)
Drunk Dracula
Drunk Shakespeare (Off-Broadway)
Directed by Kayla Prestel
Pictured:
Craig Jackson (Buffy van Yuengling)
Sarah Ann Leahy (Mina/Lucy)
A Flea in Her Ear
by Georges Feydeau
Directed by Jan Blixt
Pictured:
Ian Geers (Tournel)
Sarah Ann Leahy (Raymonde)
Pericles
by William Shakespeare
Directed by Rob Kauzlaric
Pictured:
Richie Villafuerte (Cleon)
Sarah Ann Leahy (Dionyza)
Macbeth
by William Shakespeare
Directed by Jan Blixt
Pictured:
David Blixt (Macbeth)
Sarah Ann Leahy (Young Seyward/Thane/Fight Captain)
Rachel's Words
created by Sarah Ann Leahy
Featuring the writings of Rachel Corrie
Directed by Jan Rogge
Pictured:
Sarah Ann Leahy (Rachel)
The Moors
by Jen Silverman
Directed by Kim Martin-Cotten
Pictured:
Sarah Ann Leahy (Agatha)
Jessica Andrews (Huldey)
Brill
by Dave Wells
Directed by David Wolber
Pictured:
Sarah Ann Leahy (Margie)
Phil Powers (Jimmy)
Romeo and Juliet
by William Shakespeare
Directed by Jan Blixt
Pictured:
Sarah Ann Leahy (Juliet)
Matthew Andersen (Romeo)
Circle Mirror Transformation
by Annie Baker
Directed by John Seibert
Pictured:
Sarah Ann Leahy (Lauren)
WHAT PEOPLE SAY
Bridgette Redman, Encore Michigan
"Leahy excels at playing the wronged wife, prettily offended and eager to scheme with her best friend...
"...A Flea in Her Ear isn't often done, perhaps because it has challenges that requires expertise from a cast and crew who must be at the top of their game. The Michigan Shakespeare Festival is able to supply these elements and the result is an evening filled with laughter that sends the audience off happily."
Carolyn Hayes, Rogue Critic
"Leahy commands Margie's sweetly catty foibles and shrewd business sense, but requires increasing space for her big young character's big dynamic moments; at her most revealing, she seems to burn up all the oxygen in the room."
Jenn McKee, Ann Arbor News
" Leahy conveys the paradoxical mixture of bravado and vulnerability that so often typifies young adulthood..... The stage chemistry between the two, guided by director David Wolber, simply works - from moments of levity to the play’s most intense crisis points."
Carolyn Hayes, Rogue Critic
"...it’s Lauren who has the most inspiring and satisfying character arc, and Leahy’s work as a disaffected young woman stumbling through her first experience as a peer to adults is abundantly funny as well as phenomenally affecting."
Patty Nolan, Detroit Theatre Examiner
Forget Batman and Robin. We saw “Brill” last night...and can report that the real dynamic duo is Phil Powers and Sarah Ann Leahy"
Circle Mirror Transformation
Performance Network
Wilde Award WINNER
Best Comedy
Wilde Award Nominee Best
Ensemble
Rogue Gallery Nominee
Best Supporting Actress