It started as an
interest, that turned into a dream, mixed in with a dose of confidence—today,
singer and actress, Meagan Scully, is going full steam ahead toward her dream of
becoming one of the greats to hit the Broadway stage. "It wasn't until I was fourteen
that I really became enamored with Broadway and ever since then I've pictured
myself doing nothing else,” says Meagan.
She dreams to one day be able to transmit an infectious sense of
happiness through her work and be able to inspire all who see her through performance.
While Broadway is the ultimate goal, Meagan has gotten her
experience and confidence from a very particular place—singing the national
anthem at local sporting events. “Looking
back on the eight years of singing the national anthem I can see how much I
have grown and how much my voice has matured,” she shares; however, her heart
remains on Broadway and with good reason.
Meagan shared that a 2011 performance as Joanna in the play Rent truly allowed her to see what it is
like to move a crowd through her passion of performance.
Meagan remains
humble, sharing that her parents are and always have been her biggest
motivation in pursuing her dreams. She
hopes to one day look down to the front row of the mezzanine and see her parents
staring back, proudly telling those sitting beside them that Meagan is their
daughter. She also mentioned Broadway
actress Sierra Boggess as a true inspiration, as well as her vocal
coach, John Corrie, who she can never forget, saying, “I have no idea where I
would be without his teaching and guidance and when the time comes I will make
sure he is sitting right next to my parents. Only he will be saying: She was my vocal student."
Upon graduating college, this coming May, Meagan plans to
audition for Disney in hopes gaining new opportunities and more exposure. She will also be doing more to improve her
vocals, and share her voice with others, especially over the Internet. “I am a very motivated person who does not
take no for an answer…someday I will be performing on a Broadway stage. Just
wait and see.”
Connect with Meg Scully:
Twitter: @Meg_Scully18
Instagram: @MegScully18
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