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Beginning at 11 years old, Talitha McDougall Jones stepped into the professional world of Musical Theatre when she began working at Theatre Aspen in a summer repertory production of Annie. Since then, she has pursued her passion for performing by studying at the Manhattan School of Music (BM Musical Theatre '20). Regional Credits Include: Little Shop of Horrors (Audrey), Kinky Boots (Lauren), Rock of Ages (Sherrie), Oklahoma! (Laurey), Suessical the Musical (Mayzie la Bird), Big Fish (Sandra), Carousel (Nettie), When Calls the Heart: The Musical (Elizabeth Thatcher), Beauty and the Beast (Babette/u.s. Belle), and Annie (Theatre Aspen).
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Additionally, Ms. McDougall Jones has appeared with renowned artists such as Megan Hilty at Carnegie Hall with the New York Pops and Essential Voices USA, as well as worked with highly acclaimed directors and choreographers such as Don Stephenson, David Loud, and Scott Siegel.
She had the pleasure of playing Fraulein Kost in a never before produced version of "Cabaret," starring Jasmine Amy Rodgers, and revised in collaboration with John Kander, himself. She has also enjoyed getting to perform in various concert work such as Broadway's Next Generation at 54 Below, ​That Certain Feeling: George Gershwin, ​and ​An American Songbook: Cole Porter.​ She is a vocal student of Samuel Mckelton (soprano), and is represented by Rebecca Allfrey of Firestarter Entertainment (FSE).
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In addition to being on stage, Talitha is the founder and owner of Talitha Jones Studios, an NYC photography/videography studio dedicated to providing affordable, professional-quality content for the working artist. To read more and to view information on bookings, pricing, packages, and more, visit www.talithajonesstudios.com. Despite the disruption that COVID-19 had on the industry, Talitha believes so strongly in the power of live theatre and the artistry that exists in the euphoric combination of great work with great performers.She continues to perform, audition, write her own material, and make her mark on the Musical Theatre scene, and beyond.
