Aliah James
Biography
Aliah James is overjoyed to be a part of the Gypsy revival on Broadway! Broadway: The Who’s Tommy, Funny Girl. Tour: The Lion King-Rafiki Tour, Summer: The Donna Summer Musical. Other credits: The Who’s Tommy, 42nd Street, Newsies, Cabaret, After Midnight. BFA: Point Park University. Shoutout to her family and mom for their constant support!
Credits
Gypsy, The Who's Tommy, Funny Girl
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