Heather Corrigan to Perform with the Tri-County Symphonic Band

Marion native Heather Corrigan will be singing with the Tri-County Symphonic at their 21st Annual Pops Concert on Sunday, June 9 at Tabor Academy. Heather is an actress, vocalist and voiceover artist from New York City. Raised in Marion, she has always been drawn to the stage, and after graduating from Tabor Academy went on to attend the School of Theater at the University of Southern California. She has appeared onstage in New York, Los Angeles and across the country. Ms. Corrigan’s theater credits include Kiss Me Kate, You’re a Good Man Charlie Brown (Best Actress Award), Angels in America, A Midsummer Night’s Dream and many, many workshops in NYC. Most recently she played the lead role in “Last Out; Elegy of a Green Beret” and toured the country with the Gary Sinise Foundation and a cast of Veterans. Her film and television appearances include “The Small”, “Ain’t that Life”, “Journey into the Abyss”, and the award-winning film “Stuck”. She is the recipient of Audiofile’s Earphones Award for her contribution to Muriel Barbery’s “Gourmet Rhapsody,” and received a starred review from Publishers Weekly for her narration of the young adult title, “When She Woke.” Other popular books she has recorded for major publishers include: “The Future for Curious People,” “The Appetite of Girls,” “The Art of Secrets,” “The House of Velvet and Glass,” and “Lexicon.”

Advance tickets for the Tri-County Symphonic Band’s “Broadway Showstoppers” can be purchased at the Marion General Store, the Symphony Music Shop in North Dartmouth and online at tricountysymphonicband.org.