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Aug 11, 2013
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Finishing work with Lexington Children's Theatre

I am so thankful to have spent this last year teaching, performing, and working with Lexington Children's Theatre. Today, I move to New...

May 3, 2013
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Returning as a Teaching Artist at Lexington Children's Theatre

I am excited to announce that I will be staying on with Lexington Children's Theatre this summer as a Teaching Artist! And in August, I...

Apr 20, 2013
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Come see The Hundred Dresses at Lexington Children's Theatre

Please come support my work as Miss Mason in Lexington Children's Theatre's The Hundred Dresses by Marry Hall Surface, adapted from the...

Mar 16, 2013
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Come See Devon's Hurt at Lexington Children's Theatre

Please come support my work in Lexington Children's Theatre third production in the 3 for 300 series. I will be playing Devon, in a...

Jan 11, 2013
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Come See Luna at Lexington Children's Theatre

Tonight at 7:00 p.m. at Lexington Children's Theatre's Learning Stage is the only performance of Luna written by Ramon Esquievel. I will...

Nov 29, 2012
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Come see The Lion The Witch and the Wardrobe at LCT

Reviews for The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe are in from the Lexington Herald Leader (our local paper here in Lexington, KY)"Perhaps...

Sep 13, 2012
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Begun working at Lexington Children's Theatre

I have officially moved into my new home in Lexington, Kentucky and begun my work as the Education Intern at Lexington Children's...

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In the Press

Cinderella

"Clare Lopez … finds the softer, comic edges possessed by the stepsisters in this telling.” "
-Matt Palm

Orlando Sentinel Review

The Thanksgiving Play

"Miss Lopez plays Alicia as a free-spirited, into herself LA actress, with little depth but with a lovable heart. She adds some spice to the play."

-Carolan Trbovich

BroadwayWorld.com

In the Time of the Butterflies

"American writer with Dominican roots (played with an even hand by Clare Lopez). "
-Andrew Meacham

Tampa Bay Times Review

Peter & the Starcatcher

"Lopez is winsome and strong as the precocious Molly. Clearly embodying the girl power that drives the show, she is firmly in control, and in a show driven by whimsy, never looks silly, even when speaking in with her father in a silly dodo language. "
-Len Fonte

Syracuse.com Review