Sarah Arikian: News

Well, NYMF is over and it's time for the next thing.
I am currently doing a Thanksgiving themed Children's show at Long Island's Broadhollow Theatre for the month of November.
December is going to full of performances with The Dicken's Victorian Carolers. I love, love, love performing with this group. I will post any public performances in my calendar section of the site. There is a link to the website of The Dicken's Victorian Carolers in the "Links" section. If you, or anyone you know needs a professional caroling group for your holiday function pleas contact me.

I am excited to announce that I will be performing in "Villa Diodati", which will be presented by the 2008 New York Musical Theatre Festival. We will be opening on September 22 at the 45th Street Theater.
Hailed as "the Sundance of Musical Theatre," The New York Musical Theatre Festival (NYMF) exists to revitalize one of America’s greatest art forms by discovering, supporting and promoting new musical theater artists, producers, and projects, and by introducing a diverse audience to the vibrancy of contemporary musical theater. Since its inception in 2004, the three-week annual festival has premiered more than 130 new musicals – many of which have gone on to award-winning productions in New York, in regional theaters and on tour in 38 states, and nine countries worldwide. NYMF 2004 hit Altar Boyz has played well over 1,000 performances off-Broadway and is now in its fourth year at New World Stages; fellow NYMF alum [title of show] recently began performances at the Lyceum Theatre on Broadway.

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