Laura Breckenridge

Laura Breckenridge is an accomplished actress, singer and dancer who has already made a splash in the worlds of theater, television and film. She worked on several films: Amusement for New Line/Picturehouse, Hit and Run for MGM, and the independent feature, Let Them Chirp Awhile.

During the 2005–2006 television season she starred as Rose Sorelli on The WB's "Related." Breckenridge starred in the independent film Southern Belles, opposite Anna Faris and Justin Chambers. Other film credits include starring and co-starring roles in Havoc opposite Anne Hathaway and Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Loving Annabelle, The Favor, Went to Coney Island..., Tres and I Hate Musicals.

On stage, Breckenridge made her Broadway debut in Richard Eyre's The Crucible, opposite Liam Neeson and Laura Linney. She created the starring role of Sal in the critically acclaimed off-Broadway play The Moonlight Room. Also off-Broadway, Breckenridge starred in The Cherry Orchard, Suicide Club, Los Angeles Lullaby and Spin Moves. Other theater credits include a starring role in God of Vengeance, opposite Ron Liebman at the Williamstown Theater Festival, the role of Baby in the Broadway Workshop of Dirty Dancing, The Snow Queen and The Radio City Christmas Spectacular, for which Breckenridge can be heard singing on the production's cast recording.

Breckenridge is a highly accomplished dancer who has trained with the Rock School of The Pennsylvania Ballet, The School of American Ballet and The Royal Ballet in London. Breckenridge attended Princeton University, where she majored in Classics, with a certificate in the Program of Theater and Dance.

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