LILY PARKER

actor | singer | dancer | teacher

A LITTLE ABOUT LILY…

LILY PARKER (she/her) is a versatile performer and teacher based in New York City and Philadelphia. Originally from Missouri, she studied Music Theatre and Vocal Performance at Oklahoma City University. To further her academic studies, Lily recently completed her Master’s degree in Vocal Performance and Pedagogy at New York University. Some of her favorite regional credits have included Hair,The Prom, and The Sound of Music. Through both performance and teaching, she cares most about bringing positivity, playfulness, and purpose into every room she enters.

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Exciting news!

  • The Heads - A New Play

    “I am eight actors, a saxophone, and a big black box. THE HEADS puts words to what I've got going on up there.” Performing in The Heads at the Center for Theatre Research. Runs June 4-6th. Tickets on sale now!

  • Moving to Philly!

    Relocating to Philadelphia with her fiance in the summer of 2026. Lily is thrilled to explore the arts and community that Philly has to offer. GO BIRDS!

  • Boot Scootin' at Chelsea Table and Stage

    Performed country and folk musical theatre tunes at Chelsea Table and Stage, produced by AfterThought Productions and Carly Rubin.

  • Performance at Radio City Music Hall

    Performed Sinatra’s classic “New York, New York” for NYU Steinhardt’s graduation ceremony for class of 2025 at Radio City Music Hall.

  • Master's in Vocal Performance and Vocal Pedagogy

    Completed her Master’s degree in Vocal Performance and an Advanced Certificate in Vocal Pedagogy from NYU Steinhard.

  • NYU Broadway Orchestra with Ted Sperling

    Performed Carole King’s “Will You Love Me Tomorrow” under the direction of Ted Sperling with the NYU Broadway Orchestra.

  • Choreographer and Performer in Jake Heggie’s Two Remain

    Choreographed and performed in NYU’s mainstage opera production of Two Remain by Jake Heggie.

  • Green Room 42 Christmas Concert: Naughty or Nice

    Performed the holiday classic “Last Christmas” at The Green Room 42, produced by AfterThought Productions.

Tickets for The Heads at the Center for Theatre Research

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