MAXA, The Maddest Woman in the World is an epic horror musical capturing the life story of Paula Maxa (L Morgan Lee), the famed French tragedienne who died thousands of deaths for the patrons who haunted the ghastly theater known as the Grand Guignol.
Read MoreNew York Theatre Barn will present a reading of the new musical A Complicated Woman: The John Kenley Show February 27 in New York City.
Read MoreThe star-studded celebration reveals that at the core of our songs and stories gender doesn’t matter, but love does. L Morgan Lee joins this year’s lineup which is set to include Tony Award winner Laura Benanti, two-time Tony winner Norbert Leo Butz, Tony winner Len Cariou, Garrett Clayton, Tony nominee Jenn Colella, Tony winner André De Shields, Tony nominee Ariana DeBose, Emmy Award nominee Jesse Tyler Ferguson…
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Directed by Hannah Ryan (Resident Director, Hamilton), Riot Song is a thrilling new docu-play with music, recounting the tragedies and triumphs of New York’s LGBTQ community through the voices of those who witnessed them first-hand...
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L Morgan was asked to be a part of BroadwayCon 2020 once again this year. She will be part of a Panel speaking on Trans Representation on Broadway.
Directed by Scott Ebersold (The View UpStairs) with musical direction by Emily Marshall (Be More Chill), the presentation will feature L Morgan Lee (A Strange Loop), Trent Saunders (Aladdin, Evita), Melanie Moore (Hello Dolly!, Finding Neverland), Hunter Ryan Herdlicka (A Little Night Music), EJ Zimmerman (Les Miserables), Devin Ilaw (Miss Saigon), Schyler Conaway (Saturday Night Fever), and Michael-Anthony Souza (And She Would Stand Like This) with Kara Arena, Christopher J. Nolan, Yassi Noubahar, and Noah Virgile.
Industry readings of Concrete Jungle, a contemporary take on Cyrano de Bergerac, will be held at Manhattan Theatre Club. The romantic comedy, with words and music by Bobby Cronin and additional material by Crystal Skillman, is set in The Concrete Jungle Bar, an oasis for a diverse group of friends trying to turn their dreams into realities while traversing the tangled web of New York City.
Abby (L Morgan Lee), an Ivy League graduate barely clinging to her twenties but certainly holding on to student debt, bartends while waiting for her writing career and love life to finally start. Add in a fashionista who demands respect (Melanie Moore), a less-than-suave investment banker (Schyler Conaway), a medical student who needs experience playing doctor (Devin Ilaw), a confident and sexy internet influencer (EJ Zimmerman), and even a drunken sailor (Hunter Ryan Herdlicka)... and sparks fly in all directions, especially when a phone call from a Canadian writer Guy (Trent Saunders) changes Abby's life forever. But will Guy say "I love you" to the wrong woman, or will Love Conquer All?
Spend an unforgettable evening with fellow art and music lovers celebrating the power of resistance through expression. Featuring Broadway stars and up-and-coming artists performing songs that celebrate the ACLU and NYCLU, civil rights and civil liberties. This year's theme My Body, My Business highlights women's and trans rights. Level Forward will be honored for their contributions to making Broadway and media more inclusive; and Celia Keenan Bolger, recent Tony Award winner and long-time NYCLU champion, will receive the Michael Friedman Freedom Award.
Tony winner Kelli O'Hara (Kiss Me, Kate) and Tony nominees Montego Glover (Memphis), Judy Kuhn (Fun Home), Phillipa Soo (Hamilton), and Eva Noblezada (Hadestown) will be joined by Julia Murney (Wicked), Jeannette Bayardelle (Hair), Shoba Narayan (Natasha, Pierre & The Great Comet of 1812), and Shaina Taub (Public Works' Twelfth Night), Starr Busby (Octet), L Morgan Lee (A Strange Loop), Wé McDonald (NBC's The Voice), and the Brooklyn Youth Chorus.
L Morgan will be a featured performer in Jonathan Brielle’s Broadway Under the Stars benefit concert in Tewksbury, NJ on September 14, 2019 at 8pm. The concert features writer/composer/lyrisist Jonathan Brielle performing selections from his theatrical shows in development with Broadway luminaries and a world-class 8-piece band including rhythm and horn sections with players from Broadway, the Rolling Stones and Paul Simon bands. Proceeds from the event and live auction will benefit Broadway Babies.
