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We have curated a directory of musical theatre artists who span disciplines in our field. Artists in the Ring of Keys directory represent a diversity of queer gender and sexual identities.

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A.A. Brenner

He / TheyNew York City

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Abbey Harris

they/themNew York City

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Abby DeRosa

She/her/hersChicago

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Abby Ferree

They/SheLouisville

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Abby Jimison

they/sheWest Michigan

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Abby Kelley

She/herNew York City

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Abigail Isom

She / Her / They / ThemNew York City

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Abigail Redlich

she/herBrooklyn and Boca Raton

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Achilles Mulkey

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Adamaris Lopez

they/she/heNew York & Miami

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Adam J. Rineer

they/them/xe/heNew York City

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Adele Simms

She/TheyNEW YORK

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Adelina Marinello

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Adi Corbo

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Adriana Pierce

She / Her / HersNYC

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Aeon Andreas

They/themNew York City

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Aidan Pauer

They/themNew york state (new paltz as of right now)

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Aislinn Frantz

She / Her / HersChicago

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Akiko Akita

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Alanna Darby

She/HerBrooklyn

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