Jennifer Paige Chambers, AEA, SAG, AFTRA

Jennifer Paige Chambers began her professional career at the age of 17 when she appeared in the Tony-award winning Broadway show, "Crazy For You,"choreographed by the magnificent Susan Stroman and directed by the late Mike Ockrent. She left high school and graduated by correspondence in Berlin, Germany, when the show went abroad. She then returned to the States and continued on the First National Tour.

When the show closed, she was offered a featured ensemble role in "42nd Street," set by the great Jon Engstrom, and went on the National Tour followed by the European Tour of the show.

Following one of the greatest tap shows of all time, she then got the chance of a lifetime to appear in the "A Chorus Line." She was by far the youngest member of the cast, and was able to work alongside the great director Mitzi Hamilton (whom the role of Val was modeled after), Laurie Gamache (original Cassie on Broadway), Paula Leggett Chase (another original), and others.

She then went on to the longest running show on Broadway (at the time), "Cats." She joined the 4th and final National Tour of one of the greatest musicals of all time, playing the siamese cat, Cassandra.

She then appeared as a legendary Radio City Rockette for three seasons in New York City on the great Radio City Music Hall stage. During her tenure with the Rockettes, she performed at the White House, appeared in several "Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parades," appeared in the tree lighting at Rockefeller Center, on the Today Show, and in several print ads, such as Rosie magazine.

Jennifer then appeared in Barry Manilow's "Copacabana" on the First National Tour. After Copa, she had the once in a lifetime chance to appear with the legendary Patti LuPone at Lincoln Center in the revival of "Anything Goes" as Purity.

She then appeared in the First National Tour of the biggest show Broadway has ever seen in "The Producers," followed by the Los Angeles cast with Jason Alexander and Martin Short. The opportunity of a lifetime came when Susan Stroman asked her to join the show on Broadway with Nathan Lane and Matthew Broderick, where she had the chance to co-star as the Swedish secretary, Ulla.