Lianna Paglia

Dedicated to authenticity and humanity in performance.

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Up Next: Music Theatre Wichita

Lianna is thrilled to be making her Music Theatre Wichita debut this summer, joining the company as Hodel in Fiddler on the Roof and Ensemble for the remaining four shows!

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Meet Lianna!

About

  • “Lianna is the consummate storyteller. We need you to be what you’re singing about, to be able to believe it, and when she sings—I believe it.”

    —Chris Thile,  American singer-songwriter, musician, composer (part of folk trio Nickel Creek and bluegrass quintet Punch Brothers)

  • “I can really see [Lianna] going somewhere with this talent, with this commitment, and her ability to really get into the soul of the song.”

    — Keith Lockhart, Conductor of the Boston Pops orchestra

  • “The thing that’s made Lianna such a pleasure is that every suggestion I’ve made to her, she has been able to internalize it and make something come out that’s actually Lianna.”

    —Eric Stern,  Broadway music director, conductor, and arranger