Caitlin O'Connor(I)

At age 20 Caitlin already has an impressive resume under her belt. She has been performing since the age of three through singing, dancing and acting. Caitlin began attending the Pittsburgh CLO Academy at age 5. Caitlin has performed many shows at the Benedum Center such as Annie starring Sally Struthers and John Schuck, Evita starring Scott Holmes, Judy McLane, and Chris Diamantopoulos, and The Music Man starring Jeff Goldblum; at the Byham in choral performances; Heinz Hall in the Moscow Ballet's Russian Nutcracker; and several other performances around Pittsburgh. Caitlin also appeared in Jeff Goldblum's mockumentary Pittsburgh (2006). Some of her most recent roles include "Jan" in Grease and an Ensemble member of 42nd Street at the new Lincoln Park Performing Arts Center in Midland. She has appeared in many short independent and student films, with three features. She was nominated in 2009 for Best Actress at the Gene Kelly Awards for her role as "Dolly Levi" in Hello, Dolly! Caitlin has most recently been performing at the Cleveland Institute of Music in opera scenes, and at Case Western Reserve University in a review of Sondheim works in which she played "Charlotte" from A Little Night Music and the Player's Theater Group's New Playwrights' Festival, and a starring role in Kander and Ebb's "And the World Goes 'Round" at Case Western Reserve University.