I am delighted to be working with Black Button Eyes Productions again on their upcoming production of Duncan Sheik and Kyle Jarrow's "Whisper House." I will be appearing as the Female Ghost in this rock musical ghost story.

More information, including cast, crew, show dates, and a synopsis, can be found on Broadway World's recent casting announcement article. More Whisper House news will also be available on the Black Button Eyes Productions website soon!

This July, I'll be returning to The Towle Theatre as Atropos in the Midwest premiere of Adam Gwon and Sarah Hammond's String:

"On a starry mountaintop, three sisters -- goddesses known as the Fates -- spin, measure, and snip the strings of life for every human on earth. After angering Zeus, they find themselves banished to a modern office building in the mortal world, where they continue their work hidden among the mortals whose destinies they weave. When the eldest sister meets a security guard in the building and falls in love, she bends the rules of Fate to keep him at her side -- but can the fabric of the Universe stand a flaw? An original musical about fate, love, and the imperfections that make us human."

I'm excited to work with the Towle Theater team again! More information and tickets can be found here.

I began 2019 performing once again with Gilbert and Sullivan Opera Company's FIRST non-G&S production of Merrie England. Playing the May Queen with this talented group was an absolute blast, ​and the Hyde Park Herald was kind enough to give me a shout-out:

"Mikaela Sullivan takes the important role of the May Queen, who often propels the story forward. She’s gorgeous in her strapless summer dress and brings just the right amount of juicy spite."

Up next is an encore performance of my original cabaret, THEY'LL BE SORRY WHEN I'M FAMOUS. 

Join singer, songwriter, actor, Mortified Chicago alum, and mediocre guitar player Mikaela Sullivan as she unearths embarrassing original songs from her young adult life. Laugh along and relive the awkward memories as Mikaela tells tales about puppy love, breakups, rebounds, and teen angst. Featuring unedited, unembellished performances of her greatest hits (from a decade ago), THEY'LL BE SORRY WHEN I'M FAMOUS is a funny and poignant peek into the coming-of-age diaries of a lovesick, small town girl with rockstar dreams.

Come out to Davenport's Piano Bar on Wednesday, April 17th at 8:00 PM!
Tickets are available here; 21+, $15 cover, 2 drink minimum.

I began my year performing once again with Gilbert and Sullivan Opera Company in Chicago in their March production of Patience. Playing Lady Saphir was a treat, and I look forward to the surprises that G&S Opera Co. has in store for next season.

I was also invited back for an alum performance on Mortified Chicago's stage this past May at Lincoln Hall. I'm always happy to share the shame and share my embarrassing original songs from my childhood. In fact, reviving my piece was so fun that I decided to expand it!

I will be writing and performing my first cabaret this fall: THEY'LL BE SORRY WHEN I'M FAMOUS: A COMING OF AGE CABARET. More details, along with ticket information, will come soon!

I am also keeping busy writing music with Cody Kauhl under the duo name Catherinette. We released an EP last summer and made a music video for our song, "Feel Good," back in May.

I will be performing in the Towle Theater's upcoming production of A Fabulous 50's Christmas. I am excited to be part of this holiday tradition in Hammond!

Performances run December 9-11 and 15-18, Thursday and Friday performances at 8 pm, Saturday performances at 2 and 8 pm and Sunday performances at 2 pm. More information on this production can be found at the Towle Theater website.

I will be playing the role of Madeline in the Chicago premiere of Amour. I have enjoyed working with Black Button Eyes Productions and the talented Amour team!

Performance dates are listed below:

September 2, 3 at 7:30pm and 4 at 2pmSeptember 8, 9, 10 at 7:30pm and 11 at 2pmSeptember 15, 16, 17 at 7:30pm and 18 at 2pmSeptember 22-25 NO SHOWS due to OktoberfestSeptember 29, 30, October 1 at 7:30 and October 2 at 2pmOctober 6, 7, 8 at 7:30pm
All performances will be held at the Athenaeum Theatre (2936 N Southport Ave.) in Chicago. More information on the production, including tickets and news updates, can be found at AmourChicago.com.