Shannon’s 2025 Wrapped

2025 was another successful year for Shannon! She began the year performing Slay in the City as Charlotte in Without a Cue Production’s performances in Philadelphia! She was featured on two television stations’ news broadcasts, PHL17 and Fox 29, promoting the show and performing scenes. View the PHL17 segment: https://phl17.com/video/slay-and-the-city-murder-mystery-premieres-in-philadelphia/10359115/                    

In May, Shannon returned to South Camden Theatre Company where she played Kat Lane, a homeless girl who lives under a tree in a Japanese garden, in the New Jersey regional premiere of How the Light Gets in by E.M. Lewis. South Jersey Theatre Critic Stephen Kreal writes: “Ms. Sullivan’s facial expressions speak volumes without saying a word. Her stage presence is magnificent, as her character radiates hope that her life will improve.” Check out the review: https://southjerseytc.wixsite.com/sjtheatrecritics/post/from-the-darkness-light-how-the-light-gets-in-at-south-camden-theatre-company                    

August was nothing short of busy. Shannon and her awesome accompanist, Jeff Beiter, revived her senior college cabaret with flare. 5’4 Below: Extended Inches had a one-night-only celebration at the Red Rum Theater in Philadelphia. Watch the pro-shot: https://youtu.be/Q0fbmSmK3ls                    

A week after her cabaret, Shannon made her Maryland professional debut playing Pauline in Saturday Night Fever at Toby’s Dinner Theatre! She enjoyed spending three months in her hometown and boogying with her cast while waiting tables. Shannon worked hard to learn the Brooklyn dialect with her accent coach, Meghan Malloy, and received lots of praise on its authenticity and her duet, “Jive Talkin’.”                    

To wrap up the year, Shannon and her mom traveled to Las Vegas! They saw The Wizard of Oz at the Sphere and Kelly Clarkson’s residency. Then it was time to start preparing for 2026 and her upcoming show in Kentucky at the Lexington Children’s Theatre.