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Britt Bonney

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Britt Bonney is an award-winning music director and composer who most recently conducted the off-Broadway premiere of A SIGN OF THE TIMES. When the pandemic hit, Britt was serving as the associate music director for Broadway's SING STREET, and she later worked as a rehearsal pianist for the Lincoln Center revival of CAMELOT and conducted the world premiere of ONCE UPON A ONE MORE TIME at the Shakespeare Theatre in Washington, DC. Other music directing credits include THE BIG ONE-OH at the Atlantic Theater and the DC premiere of Todd Almond’s GIRLFRIEND at Signature Theatre (for which she received a Helen Hayes Award for Outstanding Musical Direction). Britt's original theater songs have been performed all over the world, from New York to London, Cape Town, and Tel Aviv. She has frequently been commissioned to create new works for young audiences (including for the AMERICAN GIRL LIVE tour), and received an honorable mention from the Billie Burke Ziegfeld Award for female composers. In response to a reading oLacamoire, Alan Menken, Shaina Taub, and Kelli O’Hara. She is an alumna of the BMI Workshop and the Rhinebeck Writers Retreat, and has an M.A. in vocal pedagogy from Columbia University.

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