Alexandra Socha, who graduated from the ensemble of the original Broadway Spring Awakening to the role of Wendla late in the run, shares her life story through story and song in the solo show Finding Home, 9:30 PM June 28 at Feinstein’s/54 Below cabaret in Manhattan.
Socha made her Broadway debut in 2006 at age 17 in the original cast of Spring Awakening and returned in the short-lived 2009 revival of Brighton Beach Memoirs. In 2015 she played Jennifer in the Encores! revival of Paint Your Wagon. Off-Broadway she also appeared in The Dream of The Burning Boy (Drama League Award nomination), Maury Yeston’s Death Takes A Holiday, andFun Home at The Public Theatre (Lucille Lortel Nomination/Best Actress in a Musical), in which she introduced the song “Changing My Major,” though she did not transfer to Broadway with the rest of the cast.
Socha’s TV credits include Amazon's Red Oaks, and recurring roles on Damage sopposite Glenn Close,The Big C, and Royal Pains.
There is a $30–$40 cover charge plus a $25 food/beverage minimum for the 9:30 PM concert. Tickets can be ordered at54Below.com. Feinstein’s/54 Below is located at 254 West 54th Street in Manhattan.
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