30 Facts About Jessica Vosk

Jessica Vosk was born on September 30,1983 and is an American singer and actress, known for her work in musical theater.

Jessica Vosk starred as Elphaba in the show's second national tour from September 2016 to September 2017.

Jessica Vosk was raised in Clinton, New Jersey, starting in community theater at a young age.

Jessica Vosk's father played in a band and first taught her how to sing.

Jessica Vosk worked in investor relations for three years on Wall Street before deciding to pursue her Broadway ambitions.

Jessica Vosk made her Broadway debut in 2014 in Jason Robert Brown's The Bridges of Madison County.

Jessica Vosk was cast as a swing, and she made her principal debut as Marian.

Jessica Vosk was an understudy for the role of Chiara.

Jessica Vosk was an understudy for the roles of Golde and Yente.

Jessica Vosk left Fiddler on The Roof in 2016 to join the cast of the Second National Tour of Wicked succeeding Emily Koch in the lead role of Elphaba Thropp.

Jessica Vosk made her debut in South Bend, Indiana on September 7,2016, opposite Amanda Jane Cooper as Glinda Upland.

Jessica Vosk's last show on the tour was September 24,2017, in Cincinnati, Ohio.

Jessica Vosk ended her run as Elphaba on May 12,2019, and was succeeded by Hannah Corneau.

Also in 2019 Jessica Vosk originated the role of Aunt Val in the world premiere of the musical adaptation of Becoming Nancy.

Jessica Vosk was the winner of the BroadwayWorld Atlanta Best Actress in a Musical Award.

On February 17,2020, Jessica Vosk appeared as one of The Narrators in the 50th Anniversary concert of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat at Lincoln Center.

In May 2024, Jessica Vosk led the cast of the first production of Beaches The Musical at Theatre Calgary.

Jessica Vosk will succeed original cast member Tony nominee Shoshana Bean in the role of strict mother Jersey.

Jessica Vosk released her first album titled Wild and Free on August 10,2018.

Jessica Vosk released an EP of Christmas songs titled A Very CoCo Christmas on December 9,2020.

On November 8,2021 Jessica Vosk made her solo debut at Carnegie Hall with a program entitled My Golden Age playing to a sold-out audience.

The concert featured an ultimate showcase of Jessica Vosk paying tribute to all her musical influences.

Jessica Vosk hosted an 8-episode podcast with Carnegie Hall entitled If The Hall Could Talk, centering on many of Carnegie Hall's notable artifacts from the Hall's archive museum.

In June 2023, Vosk presented a tribute solo entitled California Dreamin' at the 92nd Street Y The show featured Vosk performing a selection of songs by some of the greatest singer-songwriters from Laurel Canyon, California.

Since the New York premiere, Jessica Vosk has continued to perform the concert doing multiple configurations with a small band or a symphony orchestra.

In support of her new holiday album Sleigh, Jessica Vosk embarked on a mini-Symphony holiday tour.

Jessica Vosk sang for 3 nights with the National Symphony Orchestra at the Kennedy Center in Washington, DC Jessica Vosk then followed it up with a return to Carnegie Hall for a 2-night concert with the New York Pops and Essential Voices USA, as part their annual holiday concert there.

Jessica Vosk is the co-host of the podcast "Killing it on Broadway" with Jennifer Simard.

Jessica Vosk voiced Lute in the Amazon Prime Video original series Hazbin Hotel.

Jessica Vosk has been a resident of West New York, New Jersey, and has a dog named Fred.