詹妮弗·達米亞諾

Jennifer is a New York native who is most known for her critically acclaimed work on Broadway.

When she was 15, she made her Broadway debut in the original cast of the very popular musical Spring Awakening, and by the age of 17, had already earned herself a Tony Nomination in 2009 for her role in the Pulitzer Prize Award winning musical Next to Normal. At 18, Jennifer was cast as the original Mary-Jane Watson in the infamous Spider-Man: Turn Off The Dark musical, working alongside Julie Taymor as well as Bono and The Edge of the legendary rock band U2. Her most recent work on Broadway includes originating the role of Jean in the stage adaptation of the cult classic American Psycho with a score by Duncan Sheik. By just 25, Jenn has gone on to headline various concerts and cabaret's in prestigious New York venues such as Feinstein's/54 Below and The Public Theater's infamous Joe's Pub.

While having established her mainstay in theatre with a progressing string of work in that field, Jenn continues to do so in film and television as well starring in various independent films such as B-Side, 4th Man Out, Emily & Tim, and American Dresser. She appeared in the mini-series It Could Be Worse, and also had a more well known guest appearance on the CW's Gossip Girl in 2008. ^[2]