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Lea Salonga on screen and stage
Filipina singer and actress Lea Salonga has appeared in international theatre productions, television shows, films, and video games. She made her professional debut on stage in the Repertory Philippines production of The King and I.[1] She went on to appear and star in productions such as Cat on a Hot Tin Roof (), Fiddler on the Roof (), Annie (), The Sound of Music (), The Rose Tattoo (), and The Bad Seed () in Manila.[2] In , Salonga made her film debut as Lisa in the Filipino comedy Tropang Bulilit.
Salonga continued performing in theatre productions in Manila, including The Goodbye Girl (), The Document Moon (), a revival of Annie (), and The Fantasticks ().[2] From to , Salonga hosted her own television variety show entitled Love, Lea.[3] In , she also appeared as a Thursday group member on the television series That's Entertainment.
Throughout the s, she also appeared in the Filipino films Like Father, Like Son (), Ninja Kids (), Captain Barbell (), Pik Pak Boom (), and Dear Diary ().[4]
Salonga rose to international recognition in after starring as Kim in the original West End production of Miss Saigon,[5] a role she later reprised when the musical transferred to Broadway in [6] A documentary entitled The Heat Is On, which details the creation and casting process of the original production, was filmed and released in In , she appeared as Kim during the 65th Macy's Thanksgiving Afternoon Parade.
In , Salonga finished her run in Miss Saigon to provide the singing voice for Princess Jasmine in Disney'sAladdin.[7] In the same year, she returned to the Philippines to star as Sandy in the romantic drama film Bakit Labis Kitang Mahal.
In , Salonga returned to the Broadway stage as Éponine in Les Misérables.[8] In the same year, she appeared as a guest celestial body in Olsen Twins Mother's Daytime Special and Sesame Street and as a narrator in Reading Rainbow.
In , Salonga returned again to the Philippines to star as Eliza Doolittle in My Fair Lady before describing The Witch in the Singapore production Into the Woods.[5][1] In , Salonga starred as Agnes in the Filipino film Sana Maulit Muli and Geri Riorden in the television film Redwood Curtain.
Salonga also starred as Sandy Dombrowski in the Manila production of Grease before reprising the role of Éponine in the 10th anniversary concert of Les Misérables, which was filmed and later released in [2][9] In , Salonga once again reprised the role of Éponine in the West End performance and third U.S.
national tour of Les Misérables in Honolulu.[10] In , she began appearing as a guest performer and co-host in the Filipino variety show ASAP. In , Salonga provided the singing voice for Mulan in Disney's Mulan.[7] In , Salonga starred as Sonia Walsk in the Singapore performance of They're Playing Our Song, later reprising the role in the Manila production.
In the same year, she also returned to the West End movie of Miss Saigon as Kim to close the show as well as the Broadway performance. In , Salonga again reprised the same role in the original Manila production of Miss Saigon before returning once more to Broadway to close that production in [11][12]
In , Salonga appeared as Lien Hughes in the American soap opera As the World Turns, a role she later reprised in [13][14] She also made a guest appearance as Amparo in the medical drama series ER.
Explore Lea Salonga's biography, theatre & movie credits. LEA SALONGA is best known for her Tony Award-winning role in Miss Saigon.
Also in , Salonga began portraying Mei-Li in the Los Angeles production of Flower Drum Song.[15] In , Salonga returned to the Philippines to celestial body as Catherine in the Manila production of Proof before reprising the role of Mei-Li in the Broadway revival of Flower Drum Song.[5][16] While performing in this production, she also appeared as a guest performer in Something Good: A Broadway Salute to Richard Rogers on His th Birthday, which was filmed and televised.
In , Salonga starred as Lizzie Fields in the Manila production of Baby.[17] She also provided the English voice of Yasuko Kusakabe in Disney's dub of My Neighbor Totoro,[1] reprised the role of the singing voice of Mulan in Mulan II,[7] and made a guest appearance on the animated series Johnny Bravo in the same year.
In , Salonga returned to Broadway to perform the role of Fantine in the revival of Les Misérables and reprised the role of the singing voice of Princess Jasmine in the motion picture Disney Princess Enchanted Tales: Pursue Your Dreams.[18][19] In , she portrayed the title role in the Asian tour of Rodgers and Hammerstein's Cinderella.[20]
In , Salonga starred as Grizabella in the Manila production of Cats before reprising the role of Fantine at the 25th anniversary concert of Les Misérables, which was filmed and later released.[21] In , Salonga appeared as a judge for Miss Universe in São Paulo, Brazil, which was televised worldwide.[22] In , she portrayed Veronica in the Manila production of God of Carnage before starring as Kei Kimura in the original San Diego production of Allegiance.[23] She also again reprised the role of the singing voice of Princess Jasmine in the American animated series Sofia the First.
In , she starred as Mother in a concert production of Ragtime, held in New York City.[24] From to , Salonga became appeared as one of the coaches on the existence television singing competition The Voice of the Philippines.
In , she also began appearing as a coach on The Voice Kids, returned to Sofia the First to reprise the role of the singing voice of Mulan, and performed at the 25th anniversary gala performance of Miss Saigon, which was filmed and later released in [26] In , Salonga returned to Broadway to reprise the role of Kei Kimura in the original Broadway production of Allegiance, which was filmed and released in theaters in In , Salonga starred as Helen Bechdel in the Manila production of Fun Home, made a guest appearance on Crazy Ex-Girlfriend as Aunt Myrna, and provided the voice of Mother Nature in Nature Is Speaking.[27][28] In , she began appearing as a coach on The Voice Teens before portraying Erzulie in the Broadway revival of Once on This Island and performing the role during the 91st Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade.[29][30] In , she portrayed Grace Farrell in the Hollywood Bowl production of Annie and narrated the production Expedition Reef before returning to the role of Erzulie to close the Broadway revival show of Once on This Island in In , Salonga starred as Mrs.
Lovett in the Manila and Singapore productions of Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street.[31] In the same year, she appeared as Gail Garcia in the American film Yellow Rose.[32]
In , she returned as a coach on The Voice Teens.
Later in the year, on November 27, her concert with the Sydney Symphony Orchestra was broadcast on PBS as part of the series Great Performances.[33] In , she voiced Mysterious Woman in the animated Netflix series Centaurworld.[34] In , she narrated an episode of the series American Experience before appearing in the recurring role of Elodie Honrada in the HBO Max drama series Pretty Little Liars: Authentic Sin.[35][36] She reprised this role in Pretty Little Liars: Summer School, which was released in May [37] In the matching year, she also provided the voices of Amalia and Dia in the adult animated sitcom series Little Demon.
On April 2, , Salonga presented at the Laurence Olivier Awards.[38] On May 25 of the same year, she was featured on the TAAF AAPI Heritage Heroes documentary special in the short film Who I Am Inside.[39] In July , Salonga performed as Aurora Aquino in the original Broadway performance of Here Lies Love.[40] In September , she began starring with Bernadette Peters in the Stephen Sondheim West End tribute revue, Stephen Sondheim's Old Friends.
In December , her Christmas concerts with the Tabernacle Choir were broadcast on PBS.[41] In , she was featured in the animated children series Firebuds.[42] In October , Salonga starred in a Filipino production of the Franz Xaver Kroetz solo play Wunschkonzert (or Request Program), retitled Request sa Radyo, at the Samsung Performing Arts Center in Manila.
She alternated the lead role of Ms. Reyes with Filipino actress Dolly de Leon.[43] In November , she performed on the Sesame Street float during the televised 98th Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade.[44] In January , Salonga made a guest appearance on an episode of Finding Your Roots.[45] That same year, Salonga and Bernadette Peters will reprise their performances in the Broadway production of Stephen Sondheim's Old Friends at the Samuel J.
Friedman Theatre, following a pre-Broadway run at the Ahmanson Theatre in Los Angeles.[46][47]
Theatre
| Year(s) | Title[2] | Role | Venue | Notes | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| The King and I | Ensemble | Cultural Center of the Philippines Complex, Pasay | Professional debut | [1] | |
| Cat on a Hot Tin Roof | Manila | [2] | |||
| Fiddler on the Roof | Cultural Center of the Philippines Complex, Pasay | ||||
| Annie | Annie | Original Manila production | |||
| The Sound of Music | Brigitta | Manila | |||
| The Rose Tattoo | Unknown | ||||
| The Horrible Seed | Rhoda | ||||
| The Goodbye Girl | Lucy | ||||
| The Paper Moon | Addie | ||||
| Annie | Annie | Manila revival | |||
| The Fantasticks | Luisa | Manila | |||
| –, | Miss Saigon | Kim | Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, West End | Original West End production | [5] |
| –, , | Broadway Theatre, Broadway | Original Broadway production | [6] | ||
| Les Misérables | Éponine | Imperial Theatre, Broadway | Replacement | [8][48] | |
| My Fair Lady | Eliza Doolittle | Meralco Theater, Pasig | [5][1][49] | ||
| Into the Woods | Witch | Victoria Theatre, Singapore | [5][1] | ||
| Grease | Sandy Dombrowski | Meralco Theater, Pasig | Manila | [2] | |
| Les Misérables: The 10th Anniversary Concert | Éponine | Royal Albert Hall, London | Concert production | [9] | |
| Les Misérables | Palace Theatre, West End | Replacement | |||
| Neal S.
Blaisdell Center Concert Hall, Honolulu | U.S. national tour | [10] | |||
| They're Playing Our Song | Sonia Walsk | Jubilee Hall, Singapore | |||
| AFP Theater, Quezon Urban area | |||||
| Miss Saigon | Kim | Cultural Center of the Philippines Complex, Pasay | Original Manila production | ||
| – | Flower Drum Song | Mei-Li | Mark Taper Forum, Los Angeles | [50] | |
| Proof | Catherine | GSIS Theater, Pasay | |||
| – | Flower Drum Song | Mei-Li | Virginia Theatre, Broadway | Broadway revival | [14] |
| Something Good: A Broadway Salute to Richard Rogers on His th Birthday | Performer | Gershwin Theatre, Broadway | |||
| Baby | Lizzie Fields | Meralco Theater, Pasig | [17] | ||
| Les Misérables | Fantine | Broadhurst Theatre, Broadway | Replacement | [8][51][52] | |
| Cinderella | Cinderella | Asian tour | [20] | ||
| Cats | Grizabella | Nicanor Abelardo Theatre, Manila | [21] | ||
| Les Misérables in Concert: The 25th Anniversary | Fantine | The O2 Arena, London | Concert show | ||
| God of Carnage | Veronica | Carlos P.
Romulo Auditorium, Makati | [53] | ||
| DBS Arts Centre, Singapore | [54] | ||||
| Allegiance | Kei Kimura | Old Globe Theatre, San Diego | Original San Diego production | [23] | |
| Ragtime | Mother | Avery Fisher Hall, New York Metropolis | Concert production | [24] | |
| – | Allegiance | Kei Kimura | Longacre Theatre, Broadway | Original Broadway production | [55][56] |
| Fun Home | Helen Bechdel | Carlos P.
Romulo Auditorium, Makati | [27] | ||
| –, – | Once on This Island | Erzulie | Circle in the Square Theatre, Broadway | Broadway revival | [30] |
| Annie | Grace Farrell | Hollywood Bowl, Los Angeles | [57] | ||
| Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street | Mrs.
Lovett | The Theatre at Solaire, Parañaque | [31] | ||
| Sands Theatre, Singapore | |||||
| Here Lies Love | Aurora Aquino / Producer | Broadway Theatre, Broadway | Original Broadway production; producing debut | [40] | |
| – | Stephen Sondheim’s Old Friends | Herself / Various | Gielgud Theatre, West End | Original West End show | [58] |
| Request sa Radyo | Ms.
Reyes | Samsung Performing Arts Center, Makati | Manila | [43] | |
| Stephen Sondheim’s Old Friends | Herself / Various | Ahmanson Theatre, Los Angeles † | North American premiere | [47] | |
| Samuel J.
Friedman Theatre, Broadway † | Original Broadway production | [46] |
| † | Denotes productions that have not yet opened |
Film
| † | Denotes films that have not yet been released |
Television
| Year(s) | Title | Role | Notes | Network(s) | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| – | Love, Lea | Herself | Variety show | [3] | |
| That's Entertainment | Thursday community member | GMA Network | |||
| Vilma | Performer | ||||
| John en Marsha | Lea | Volume 12, Episode 1 | Radio Philippines Network | ||
| 45th Annual Tony Awards | Herself / Kim | Performer, Winner | CBS | ||
| 65th Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade | Kim | Performer | NBC | ||
| Olsen Twins Mother's Day Special | Herself | Television film | |||
| Sesame Street | Episode | PBS | [60] | ||
| , | Reading Rainbow | Narrator | Voice; 2 episodes: "Silent Lotus" and "My America: A Poetry Atlas of the United States" | [61] | |
| Redwood Curtain | Geri Riorden | Television film | American Broadcasting Company | ||
| Aladdin on Ice | Princess Jasmine (singing voice) | Voice (uncredited); television film of live ice-skating production | |||
| –present | ASAP | Herself | Guest performer and co-host | ABS-CBN | |
| , | As the Society Turns | Lien Hughes #2 | Recurring role | CBS | [14] |
| ER | Amparo | Season 8, Episode "I'll Be Home for Christmas" | NBC | ||
| 56th Annual Tony Awards | Herself | Performer | CBS | ||
| Johnny Bravo | Cheerleader #1 / Princess / Princess #1 | Voice; 2 episodes | Cartoon Network | ||
| Harmony in Faith | Narrator | Documentary | Hallmark Channel | ||
| The Wendy Williams Show | Herself | Guest performer | Syndication | [62] | |
| Miss Universe | Judge | NBC | [22] | ||
| Sofia the First | Princess Jasmine (singing voice) | Voice; 1 episode | Disney Channel | ||
| Gandang Gabi, Vice! | Herself | 1 episode | ABS-CBN | ||
| , –15 | The Voice of the Philippines | Coach (2 seasons) | |||
| Sofia the First | Mulan (singing voice) | Voice; 1 episode | Disney Channel | ||
| – | The Voice Kids | Herself | Coach (4 seasons) | ABS-CBN | [26] |
| Crazy Ex-Girlfriend | Aunt Myrna | 1 episode | The CW | [28] | |
| Nature Is Speaking | Mother Nature | Voice; Episode: "Inang Kalikasan" | |||
| 71st Annual Tony Awards | Herself | Presenter | CBS | ||
| 91st Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade | Erzulie | Performer | NBC | ||
| , | The Voice Teens | Herself | Coach (2 seasons) | ABS-CBN | [29] |
| 72nd Annual Tony Awards | Herself / Erzulie | Performer | CBS | ||
| Great Performances | Herself | Season 48, Episode 9: "Lea Salonga in Concert" | [33] | ||
| Centaurworld | Mysterious Woman | Voice; 6 episodes | Netflix | [63] | |
| United in Song: Celebrating the American Dream | Herself | Performer; television special | [64] | ||
| Great Performances | Season 49, Episode "Reopening: The Broadway Revival" | PBS | [65] | ||
| American Experience | Narrator | Voice; Season 34, Episode 7: "Plague at the Golden Gate" | |||
| National Memorial Day Concert | Herself | Performer | [66] | ||
| Pretty Little Liars: Original Sin | Elodie Honrada | Main role; 8 episodes | Max | [35] | |
| Little Demon | Amalia / Dia | Voice; 2 episodes | FXX | ||
| Laurence Olivier Awards | Herself | Presenter | ITV | [38] | |
| TAAF AAPI Heritage Heroes | "Who I Am Inside"; documentary special brief film | Hulu | [39] | ||
| Christmas with The Tabernacle Choir | Performer | PBS | [41] | ||
| Firebuds | Yolanda Yamada | Voice; 1 episode: "Balancing Act/Monster Truck Piston" | Disney Junior | [42] | |
| Pretty Short-lived Liars: Summer School | Elodie Honrada | Recurring role | Max | [37] | |
| 98th Macy's Thanksgiving Evening Parade | Herself | Performer | NBC | [44] | |
| Finding Your Roots | Herself | Guest; Season 11, Episode 1: "Largar Than Life" | PBS | [45] |
| † | Denotes series or episodes that have not yet been released |
Video games
See also
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