GRACE SLEAR

New York City based multifaceted artist Grace Slear most recently wrapped the world premiere of The Queen Of Versailles starring Kristin Chenoweth and directed by Michael Arden. She is also featured in the Paramount Plus movie musical Mean Girls written by Tina Fey, where Grace was cast as a featured dancer and a featured actress. In 2021 they celebrated their Broadway debut in Jagged Little Pill as a swing and understudying the principal role of Jo. Graces additional credits include the film She Came to Me (Rebecca Miller/Protagonist Pictures), Footloose (Walter Bobbie/Kennedy Center), The Tattooed Lady (Max Vernon/Philadelphia Theater Company) and the developmental reading of How to Build a Bomb (Doug Wright/ David Clement). Notable dance credits include The Met Gala 2021  and 2024 (Andy Blankenbuehler Michael Arden) and Kyle Hanagami’s 2023 YouTube Brandcast.

 

Grace also works on her own music and is part of her band Grace+Sage. They have performed at venues including The Delancey and most recently debuted at Sofar Sounds. Grace is proud to be part of the international arts education nonprofit program Broadway Dreams, which they credit for paving the way to their professional career. They have been mentored by many industry leaders including Founder Annette Tanner and Tony nominated choreographer Spencer Liff. To this day they are a proud Dreamer and international teaching associate.

 

Grace is grateful for their beginnings at the Center for Performing and Fine Arts in West Chester Pa where they studied Shakespeare, Chekhov, Meisner and many other artistic mediums. It was there where they were so fortunate to develop naturally as a young artist. They carry this experience with them on every single stage along with the stage of life. In their down time you will find them developing their craft and finding peace at their families' historic restored barn home and regenerative garden.