Broadway Sings Their Own - Cabaret Scenes

Broadway Sings Their Own

Post author:Victoria Ordin
Post published:October 1, 2016
Reading time:0 mins read

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Victoria Ordin

Victoria Ordin is a writer based in West Los Angeles and Manhattan. Raised in L.A. around film and television, she developed an early appreciation for Broadway and cabaret from her parents.