Chatting With "Bat Boy" star Gabrielle Carrubba "Just in Time"!
About this episode
Gabrielle Carrubba discusses her Broadway journey and experiences in various roles.
Step into the world of Broadway with Gabrielle Carrubba, known for her heartfelt portrayal of Zoe Murphy in Dear Evan Hansen. In this episode, Gabrielle shares what it was like stepping into the iconic role after understudying it, ultimately making her Broadway debut as Zoe and bringing her own voice to a story that continues to resonate with audiences around the world. We also dive into her dynamic range as a performer. From starring as Shelley Parker in Bat Boy the Musical at Lincoln Center to her current role as a standby for Connie Francis in Just in Time . Gabi opens up about the realities of covering roles, the artistry behind stepping in at a moment’s notice, and the emotional connection that drives her performances. This conversation with Gabi offers an honest and inspiring look at life on Broadway and beyond! Follow us: www.instagram.com/thc_audiology www.hearusoutpodcast.com www.thcaudiology.com Follow Gabby: www.instagram.com/gabrielle.carrubba Follow Just in Time on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/justintimebway/ Follow Bat Boy the Musical (New York City Center) on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nycitycenter/
People in this episode
Hosts: Eric Sandler, Michelle Schechter
Guest: Gabrielle Carrubba
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Lincoln Center
Books & works: Dear Evan Hansen, Bat Boy the Musical, Just in Time
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