ro of mine and Broadway icon, Jenna Ushkowitz. We chat about the TV show that changed my life, being on Broadway at nine years old, being a child actor, going to Drama School after having a successful Broadway career, Drama Schools not accommodating actors working professionally, attending a performing arts high school, being in the very first high school production of Les Misérables, impersonating your heroes, working with Broadway icons, the early days of Glee, representation, living in the world of social media, cancel culture, what Jenna took from the Glee set, being too fat and not funny enough, singing at the White House for the Obamas, being on Oprah and being on Celebrity Drag Race.

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Host: Ingram Noble

Guest: Jenna Ushkowitz

Producers: Heather Spiden & Ingram Noble

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Jenna's Instagram: @jennaushkowitz

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This week on Drama School Dropout I am joined by a childhood hero of mine and Broadway icon, Jenna Ushkowitz. We chat about the TV show that changed my life, being on Broadway at nine years old, being a child actor, going to Drama School after having a successful Broadway career, Drama Schools not accommodating actors working professionally, attending a performing arts high school, being in the very first high school production of Les Misérables, impersonating your heroes, working with Broadway icons, the early days of Glee, representation, living in the world of social media, cancel culture, what Jenna took from the Glee set, being too fat and not funny enough, singing at the White House for the Obamas, being on Oprah and being on Celebrity Drag Race.

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