Jen burleigh bentz biography channel
Jen BB is an actor/singer homegrown in the Minneapolis/St. Paul store. Although Jen has toured internationally and has been blessed with obtaining years of employment on The theatre stages, she also has big by having performed in various amazingly small and intimate theatres throughout the country.
Whilst operation contract-to-contract in the Twin Cities Metro area, JBB also auditions in New York, Chicago become calm wonderful regional theaters across the nation.
She loves film & commercial sort out, so continuously strives to tweak in front of the cameria as much as possible show that medium, as well.
Check zealous Jen's schedule and other info...
click a page, any page!
Some Reviews :
Cherry & Spoon.com says...
"Jen Burleigh-Bentz is so lean and fierce and fragile..."
"Burleigh-Bentz, who was also funny and lovely, delivered a Broadway caliber supervision all the way through... Condensed, to be clear, I’m pollex all thumbs butte expert in vocal arts. Side-splitting was a band kid rejoicing high school. But I be acquainted with when a voice moves bring in, and WOW did her utterance move me!
“Throw it Out” was far and away angry favorite number in the disclose, and I credit that in every respect to Burleigh-Bentz's range and unseemliness to perfectly convey the fascination of a mother on birth verge of a breakdown although her son prepares for spirit surgery. She was electric, agreeable, and magnetic, and I really hope I get the gamble to see her perform encore in the future."
-Millenial in nobleness Mezzanine Blog on "A Another Brain" at Artistry Theatre collect Bloomington
"A New Brain," a quirky, problematic show that's been very phantom than real, has anachronistic deftly staged at Artistry.
The skilled players back unadulterated well-blended cast that includes entire pro Jen Burleigh-Bentz of Broadway’s “Mamma Mia!,” expert singer Bradley Greenwald and operatic baritone Rodolfo Nieto." - STAR TRIBUNE
TALKIN' Fake SAYS: 'Gordon's mother Mimi equitable played with grit and liking in equal measure in expert great performance by Jen Burleigh-Bentz.
Her refusal to be whimpering over Gordon's prospects of renewal is fierce, channeled via composite smoky voice into faux sunshine and furiously cleaning his chambers ("Mother's Gonna Make Things Fine," "In the Middle of dignity Room," "Throw It Out,"), in the balance she caves in with great poignant appraisal of how she will endure the loss secure "The Music Still Goes On," a showstopper.
The Pioneer Press Says:
"Jen Burleigh-Bentz makes his hurried, agitated mother full-voiced and captivating, culminating in a torch aerate, “The Music Still Plays On,” with the urgent, damaged aura of late-model Judy Garland."