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Andréa Burns as Constance in Encores! Dear World at NY City Center
“Burns nearly steals the second act in her brief solo, “Memory,” a couquettish dream of past flames.”
Andréa Burns and Ann Harada Are Crazy Old Ladies in Dear World at City Center's Encores!
Andréa Burns, Brooks Ashmanskas, Christopher Fitzgerald, Ann Harada, More Join Cast of Encores! Dear World
Andréa Burns as Rosie in Hulu’s Up Here
Andréa Burns as
Nurse Betty/Mother in the WORLD PREMIERE of The Notebook at Chicago Shakespeare Theater!
Andréa Burns has been cast as Rosie, a SERIES REGULAR role in
“Up Here” Musical Series on HULU
Andréa Burns, Eden Espinosa, Shereen Pimentel, More Will Join Jaime Lozano in Songs From an Immigrant at Lincoln Center’s American Songbook Series
Photos Credit: Kevin Yatarola
The Seth Concert Series: Andréa Burns + Seth Rudetsky
Andréa Burns as Fausta in (Academy Award Nominated) Stephen Spielberg’s WEST SIDE STORY
Andréa Burns in THE GARDENS OF ANUNCIA at The Old Globe Theatre
September 11-October 17, 2021
Globe-commissioned world premiere musical
Book, music, and lyrics by Michael John LaChiusa
Directed and co-choreographed by Graciela Daniele
Starring Andréa Burns, Eden Espinosa and Mary Testa.
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“[Andréa Burns] is gentle and endearing as Tia.”
“Burns has a gorgeous voice and radiates warmth and creativity making it easy to see how Tía Lucia helped shape Anuncia’s creativity and art.”
Andréa Burns in “GENERATION POR QUÉ?” now streaming on HBO Max
“HBO has acquired “Generation Por Qué?,” a comedic Cuban American short inspired by and starring writer and producer Jacqueline “Jackie” Pereda. The coming-of-age story follows Jackie Pérez, a first-generation woman pursuing her acting dreams in New York City while enduring her very Cuban (and conservative) New Jersey-based parents [Andréa Burns]. She can chase her dreams along with her other first-gen friends, but she cannot outrun her upbringing.” - Variety
Andréa Burns stars in Theresa Rebeck’s Bad Dates at George Street Playhouse
Theater to Stream: ‘Bad Dates’
“A good rule of thumb: Whenever the wonderful Andréa Burns (“In the Heights,” “On Your Feet!”) pops up in something, just check it out. In this case it’s Theresa Rebeck’s one-woman play “Bad Dates,” presented by the George Street Playhouse in New Jersey, which should provide good opportunities for Burns to flex her considerable comic muscles as a divorced woman looking for love. Feb. 23-March 14; georgestreetplayhouse.org”
¡Viva Broadway! Hear Our Voices
Hosted by Andréa Burns
NBC NEWS: Latino artists pay tribute to the theater amid coronavirus' impact through 'Viva Broadway'
"We are learning what we can do," said acclaimed Latina Broadway performer Andréa Burns, when so many of our tools are taken away while we are struggling to live.”
Photo Credit: Playbill.com (Marc J. Franklin)
Andréa Burns Joins West Side Story Movie
The stage veteran, who began her career playing Maria, returns to the title in a new role for the screen.
Photo by Joseph Marzullo/WENN
Well-Behaved Women Adds Andréa Burns, Sasha Allen, and Hannah Elless to Lineup
The song cycle from Carmel Dean will be performed January 25 at Joe’s Pub.
Photo by Emilio Madrid for Broadway.com
Andréa Burns on Why The Rose Tattoo Resonates Today and Her New Character in the Upcoming West Side Story Movie
Andréa Burns & Carolyn Mignini Join The Rose Tattoo, Starring Marisa Tomei on Broadway
Working at New York City Center
Working at New York City Center
“This production is blessed with the presence of Andrea Burns”
“Always delightful...Burns’ big moment [is] in Schwartz’s “It’s an Art,” playing a waitress who brings maximum finesse and sassy humor to every order. ”
Andréa Burns as Judy Holliday in Smart Blonde. Photo by Emilio Madrid.
Review: ‘Smart Blonde’ Revisits a Star of Old Hollywood
“Ms. Burns captures Holliday’s vocal mannerisms...wit and comic timing. But she also connects with Holliday’s vulnerability. When Ms. Burns...melts into “What’ll I Do” or “It Must Be Christmas,” it’s easy to forget who is singing. And that is not an impersonation, but a performance.”
THE THEATRE. Now Playing. Smart Blonde.
“Burns not only captures the incandescent Holliday of the stage and screen but reveals the depth, insecurity, intelligence, and strength of Judy Tuvim.”
Photo by Carol Rosegg
A First Look at Andréa Burns in Smart Blonde Off-Broadway
The play about Judy Holliday, now in performances, continues through April 13 at 59E59 Theaters.
Sneak Peek at Andréa Burns as Judy Holliday in Smart Blonde
The new play with music, directed by Peter Flynn, begins performances March 16 at 59E59 Theatres.
Photo by Joseph Marzullo
Andréa Burns Will Star as Judy Holliday in Smart Blonde; Full Cast Announced
Performances will begin March 16 at 59E59 Theaters.
Andréa Burns Stars in Carmelina for Musicals in Mufti Series
The York Theatre Company production plays an 11-performance run beginning January 26.
PORTRAIT: ANDRÉA BURNS, A LOST BROADWAY CROWN FINDS ITS QUEEN
Chita Rivera, Rita Moreno, and now Andréa Burns
“For the last 20 years, Andréa Burns has been paving the way for aspiring Latina Broadway actors...[she] IS the new Latina Queen of Broadway.”
“She never thought of herself as a Latina actor but as an actor and storyteller. She went after the roles she wanted. She made them hers and saw no reason why they couldn’t be. Because of her, young Latino/Latina actors can now reference her as someone they can relate to and aspire to be like.”