Kristin Doty

"Doty, a picture of beguiling bravado, is terrific as a clear-eyed woman determined to move on after the happy ending she half-hoped-for evaporates. Doty's impassioned, near showstopping performance of "Cabaret" reflects the forced cheeriness of a woman determined to convince herself the party's not over."

"As Sally Bowles, Kristin Doty first wins the audience over as she Charlestons along with the Kit Kat Girls in baby-doll outfits and lollipops in the song “Don’t Tell Mama.” Doty also touches hearts and passions with her renditions of “Maybe This Time” and “Cabaret”; with top hat and cane, she is again a powerhouse with “Mein Herr.” Doty portrays Sally as liberal, quirky, reckless and vulnerable in her oblivious dealing with her past and recognition of the world caving in around her."

"As Sally Bowles, Kristin Doty makes the Metropolis production of Cabaret required viewing for any musical theater fan. Doty is staggeringly talented. She has an incredible voice with an ability to evoke many emotions with her delivery. As an actress, she is 100% believable. And she’s no slouch in the dance department either."

"Simpson said that although the cast was chosen by the theater’s previous artistic director, he is convinced that Kristin Doty is a perfect choice for the role of Sally Bowles.

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'She is an exceptional actress,' he said. 'She really is a star on the rise. She has such an intelligence to her. We have to fall in love with Sally right from the beginning and Kristin is so charming right off the bat. We are rooting for her. On top of that, her voice is spectacular.'"

Kristin will be playing Sally Bowles in Metropolis PAC's Cabaret, directed by Robbie Simpson. Preview Performances of Cabaret are September 15 - 17, 2022; Regular Run Performances are September 17 - October 22, 2022. Tickets can be purchased online at MetropolisArts.com, via phone at 847.577.2121, or via email at customerservice@metropolisarts.com.

Kristin is thrilled to join the cast of Porchlight Musical Theatre's New Faces Sing Broadway 1971"

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"Host Ed Kross and the New Faces, a cast made up of the next generation of talent, takes the audience on a musical journey from the start to the finish of the 1971 Broadway season"

Kristin joins Stage Left Theatre in SPRING FLING! The second annual outdoor new short play festival. Kristin is featured in Give Me My Flowers by Deana Velandra, directed by Bobbi Masters.

"Ellen Shaw's isolated Gail, Fawn Johnstin's street-toughened Toni and Kristin Doty's mysterious observer navigate the relentlessly naturalistic environment...to remind us that resilience is a fragile commodity in times of widespread social upheaval."                            

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"The chemistry between these two characters is powerful. They are “lost souls” that one would never feel could be a match, but through the cleverly written story, we see surprise after surprise and in all honesty, the actors are the reason."

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"...a delightful performance by Kristin Doty"

In September, Kristin joined The International Voices Project as Silvana in a virtual staged reading directed by Warner Crocker.

Kristin was nominated for an Ostrander, a Memphis theatre award, for her performance as Lady Eugenia in A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder.

"Associate Company Member Kristin Doty (Little Women: The Broadway Musical, A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder) will be taking on the role Junie B. Jones."

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"The Circuit Playhouse Brings Literary Masterpiece To Life With LITTLE WOMEN"

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Playhouse on the Square opens their 50th season with the regional premiere of A Gentleman's guide to Love and Murder directed by Adam Cates

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This chilling play shows the disturbing reality faced by women who are harassed, stalked, and dismissed by the men around them. Running Oct. 26th--29th!

"Kristin Doty...is the fall 2017 recipient of the Stuart Fischoff Excellence in Musical Theater Award. 

The award, presented each semester of the academic year, honors an outstanding undergraduate student in the university’s musical theater program."