ABOUT JORDAN PAIGE FOX

Jordan Paige Fox, from the small apple (grape even) Prescott, AZ, is an NYC singer, dancer, and actress. During the pandemic, she graduated from Manhattan School of Music with a bachelor’s degree in Musical Theatre. During her senior year there (2021), she had a blast in the ensemble of The Mystery of Edwin Drood (directed by Evan Pappas, music directed by David Loud, and choreographed by Liza Gennaro) and as Kitty in The Drowsy Chaperone (also directed by Evan Pappas, music directed by David Loud, and choreographed by Liza Gennaro).

Also at MSM, she was in Morningside (a student-written and produced musical), The World Goes ‘Round (directed/choreographed by Alex Sanchez and music directed by Steve Marzullo), and Gershwin in New York (directed/choreographed by Lorna Ventura and music directed by Andrew Gerle). 

She was star-struck and still can’t believe she performed for Sutton Foster in The Drama League Gala Honoring Sutton Foster, for Nathan Lane in The Drama League Gala Honoring Nathan Lane, and as part of Judith Clurman’s Essential Voices USA for Stephen Schwartz’s 70th Birthday Concert (music directed by Andrew Lippa). 

Most recent performances include singing the part of Liegsen in Bach’s Coffee Cantata and performing in the showcase “Together Again… Again” (directed by Jarrett Winters-Morley) at Green Room 42 in NYC, performing as a featured soloist with the Prescott Pops Symphony, and playing the role of Amalia in She Loves Me at Prescott Center for the Arts.

When Jordan is not doing anything theatre-related, she’s probably at the gym or spending way too much time spoiling and playing with her dogs.