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Analise Scarpaci

“… Analise Scarpaci could be a pop music concert star, if she wanted. She has the goods. She has the goods for Broadway and she has the goods for the music industry.

I'm not sure how many performers exist, or have existed, who have managed to walk the line between rock stardom and Broadway diva-dom, but Analise could ….”
- Stephen Mosher, Broadway World

  • Analise Scarpaci is the galvanizer whose character, Deb, begins to take precedence because she is the most interesting. Scarpaci finds the intelligence and cynical rebel in Deb, who is ahead of her peers in many ways yet needs them to ground her in good old reality.

    U.S. 1 Princeton Info (Neal Zoren)

  • “Scissors,” performed with raw intensity by Analise Scarpaci as Debra, delves deep into her character‘s pain and self-destructive impulses, giving voice to a struggle that often goes unspoken. Item

    Broadway World (Chloe Yang)

  • “The sardonic Scarpaci also wrests her caustic character from the realm of potential cliché, showing the warm humanity beneath Debra’s guarded shell.”

    Theatermania (Cameron Kelsall)

  • "success…falls…on the impressive vocal cords of McClure and, as the family’s moody teenager Lydia, young Analise Scarpaci."

    — Deadline (Greg Evans)

  • "Scarpaci in particular nearly stealing the show with her emotionally complex, beautifully sung performance as teen daughter Lydia"

    — Hollywood Reporter (Frank Scheck)