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Sherie Rene Scott

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Sherie Rene Scott is a Broadway performer known for You May Now Worship Me and Everyday Rapture. Explore their Broadway credits, shows, and songs below.

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About

Off-Broadway: Whorl Inside a Loop (performer and co-author), co-directed by Michael Mayer and Dick Scanlan, which ran at Second Stage's Tony Kiser Theatre from August 27th through September 27th, 2015; The Last 5 Years; Debbie Does Dallas. Regional: Elaborate Lives, Faust, Over and Over.

Personal Details

Born
February 8, 1967
Hometown
Kentucky, USA

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Sherie Rene Scott?
Sherie Rene Scott is a Broadway performer known for You May Now Worship Me and Everyday Rapture. Off-Broadway: Whorl Inside a Loop (performer and co-author), co-directed by Michael Mayer and Dick Scanlan, which ran at Second Stage's Tony Kiser Theatre from August 27th through September 27th, 2015; The Last 5 Years; Debbie Does Dallas. Regional: Elaborate Lives, Faust, Over and Over.
What shows has Sherie Rene Scott appeared in?
Sherie Rene Scott has appeared in You May Now Worship Me and Everyday Rapture.
What roles has Sherie Rene Scott played?
Sherie Rene Scott has played roles as Performer, Writer.
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Broadway Shows

Sherie Rene Scott has appeared in the following Broadway shows:

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