Lea Salonga

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The Tony Award-winning star of Miss Saigon Lea Salonga continues to captivate audiences worldwide. www.leasalonga.com Her new comeback International cd "The Journey So Far" is now available in iTunes and will drop in stores August 9, 2011. On November 7, 2005 she sold out Carnegie Hall in an all new show directed by Richard Jay-Alexander (Bette Midler’s Kiss My Brass tour; Barbra Streisand Timeless Farewell tour) and, just prior to that, launched her first major U.S. city concert tour with performances in San Francisco, Atlantic City, Honolulu, Maui, Chicago, Norfolk, Washington, D.C. and Los Angeles, grossing over one million dollars in ticket sales. Salonga gained international stardom for her award-winning lead role as Kim on Broadway in the 1991 production of Miss Saigon. She not only won a Tony Award for “Outstanding Performance by an Leading Actress in a Musical,” but also the Outer Critics Circle Award, the Drama Desk Award and the Laurence Olivier Award (in London where Miss Saigon originated). Her vast array of theater credits also include Les Miserables as Eponine, the Witch in Into The Woods, Eliza Doolittle in My Fair Lady, The Goodbye Girl, They’re Playing Our Song, Grease, The Fantasticks, Paper Moon, The Bad Seed, The Sound of Music and Annie. In Fall 2002, Salonga made another splash on Broadway starring in the hit revival of Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammersteins’s Flower Drum Song, with a re-imagined book by David Henry Hwang, earning her another Tony

top songs

albums

Disney's Greatest Volume 1

Mulan

The Journey So Far

Aladdin Original Soundtrack Special Edition

Mulan Original Soundtrack

Aladdin Special Edition

Lea Salonga

Aladdin (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)

The Story of My Life: Lea Salonga Live from Manila

Disney Princesses

Disney's Greatest Love Songs

Mulan (Soundtrack)

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