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For the most recent updates, check my blog, which you will find on the right hand side of this page. Online at BroadwayWorld.com Sharon recently addressed reader questions on BroadwayWorld.com Exciting news! My book was selected by The Wall Street Journal for their "Hot Summer Reads" list. This list of 32 books includes authors such as Anne Tyler, John Updike, James Patterson, Robin Cook, Julia Child, Alex Prud'Homme and many others. On July 3rd, the books were featured on Good Morning America. Sharon's book just got a great review and thousands of hits on Broadwayworld.com. Here's the whole story: Broadway World Book Report. Sharon will be writing a feature for Broadway World in the near future, so stay tuned. An interview with The Cincinnati Enquirer Born and raised in Anderson Township, Sharon Wheatley headed to New York City soon after graduation from the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music. She established herself as a Broadway singer, appearing in "Cats," "Les Misérables" and "The Phantom of the Opera."
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Very Off Broadway The Las Vegas Review-Journal takes a look at the life of an Avenue Q puppeteer. |
A Nice Plug for my Book The Las Vegas Review-Journal likes my book! |
'Til the Fat Girl Sings in Publisher's weekly A small blurb on my book is featured on the Publisher's weekly website. |
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Sometimes I teach workshops for high school students. This website lists a Musical Theatre workshop I did. |
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The Cincinnati Enquirer's story on me being cast in Avenue Q My hometown newspaper, The Cincinnati Enquirer, ran this story when I was cast in Avenue Q: Sharon Wheatley, graduate of Ayer Elementary, Ursuline Academy, College-Conservatory of Music and Broadway veteran of "Cats," "Les Miz" and "Phantom of the Opera" is moving to "Avenue Q" - in Las Vegas. If you happen to be in Sin City this fall, check out Steve Wynn's much-anticipated new hotel/casino. That's where the Tony Award-winning, puppet-starring satire has its own theater. |
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'Cats' pause The Enquirer ran this story when I performed in the final performance of CATS in September of 2000. Anderson Township's Sharon Wheatley will be among the Broadway Cats dancing at their last Jellicle Ball tonight. When the curtain comes down after 18 years and 7,485 performances on the longest-running musical in Broadway history, Ms. Wheatley says she'll be happy to take a breather and spend a little more time with her toddler, Charlotte. |