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Meghan originated the role of Hannah, the Dangerously Unpredictable Dada Girl in THE BLUE FLOWER by Jim Bauer & Ruth Bauer at Joe's Pub in 2001. She recently reinvented the role Off-Broadway at Second Stage, and also in a production at A.R.T., the American Repertory Theater in Cambridge, MA and received a 2011 Independent Reviewers of New England (IRNE) Award for her performance.
In 2009, Meghan sang the epic-scale role of Isabella Archer, a Victorian widow who finds love, horimono tattoos & nirvana in Japan, in a dynamic workshop staged reading of TOKIO CONFIDENTIAL with music, lyrics and book by Eric Schorr and directed by Kameron Steele of The South Wing (TSW) .
Meghan played Giulietta Trapani, the Italian sculptress in ASPECTS OF LOVE at the Media Theatre, a role which earned her a 2006 Barrymore Award nomination for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Musical.
Other theatrical credits include Agave in THE ROCKAE (The Prospect Theater Company), Alice Beane in TITANIC (Media Theatre) and a workshop of LAND OF DREAMS (a dance/experimental theatre piece by Charles Moulton featuring a Russian Futurist Theater troupe setting of Thornton Wilder's "Pullman Car Hiawatha" paired with music by Randy Newman).
Meghan holds an AB in Theatre from Smith College, where she also studied voice with Karen Smith-Emerson. She continued her stage training in London with faculty from the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art and the Royal Shakespeare Company. She has studied Viewpoints with Anne Bogart at SITI Company and advanced scene study with Wynn Handman.
Meghan is the insect-goddess and co-founder of DAGMAR, with music written by and performed with composer Jim Bauer. DAGMAR is now in the process of transmogrifying into a folk-tronica theater piece: Jim is working on new recordings with UK music producer/engineer Robbie Bronnimann whom they met opening for Howard Jones last year.
Meghan plays solo with banjolele and ukelele as AMITY ROSE, singing vintage standards for a New Depression Era. She also sings and plays melodica with the Santa Cruz-based swing-jazz quartet known as UKE ELLINGTON.