ABOUT

Grace is a performer from Mason, Ohio (born and raised!), and she is currently a rising senior at 

Wright State University, pursuing a B.F.A. in Acting with a Musical Theatre Emphasis. She first fell in love with the art of performing/creating when she did a middle school theatre camp at the age of 10, and she has loved performing ever since! She likes to consider herself a triple threat, since most of her favorite shows she's been in are shows involving dance (most recently, Chicago at TheatreLab Dayton, where she played Liz/Ensemble and understudied the role of Velma Kelly!). She also tries to market herself as a versatile performer, playing roles such as Hope Cladwell in Urinetown  and Lady Larken in Once Upon a Mattress, and also roles such as the Red Cross Nurse/Queen of Hearts in Sheik & Sater's Alice by Heart at Wright State this past spring. Outside of performing on the stage, Grace thoroughly enjoys directing and choreographing, having co-student directed [title of show] in Wright State's Jubilee Directing Lab (in addition to playing WSU alum Susan Blackwell!). From a choreographer's standpoint, Goodwin recently produced a Bob Fosse cabaret in the DLab to celebrate his influence on musical theatre, whether it was setting the original Fosse choreography or choreographing a piece in the style of Fosse's work.