Jodie Langel

Jodie is a Broadway Actress, Author, Renowned Teacher and Coach. Her Broadway/Broadway National Tour Credits include “Les Miserables” (Cosette), "Joseph...Dreamcoat" (Narrator), "CATS"(Grizabella), for which she has the distinction of being the youngest actor to portray the role, and the Pre-Broadway show “Martin Guerre” (lead character Bertrande). Most Recently, Jodie starred as Donna in "Mamma Mia" at the Ogunquit Playhouse and at Short North Theater. Florida audiences may have seen Jodie as Diana in the critically acclaimed production of "Next to Normal" at Actors' Playhouse in Miami, for which she received the prestigious Silver Palm and Broadway World Awards, as well as a Carbonell Award nomination. She also starred in the highly acclaimed production of "Joseph...Dreamcoat" at the Maltz Jupiter Theater and "Evita" (Eva Peron) at Maltz Jupiter Theater (Carbonell Nomination) as well as North Carolina Theater. Her NY Credits include: "Bernstein's Mass" at Carnegie Hall/Kennedy Center), "I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change" at the Westside Theater in NYC. Jodie won “Best Actress” in “I Come For Love” at the NYMF Festival in New York City and the NY Workshop of “The First Wives' Club” (understudy to Ana Gastayer).

Regional Credits include lead roles in "Funny Girl" (Merry Go Playhouse and West Virginia Public Theater), "Smile" (Maine State Music Theater), the Tony Award-Winning Eugene O Neill Theater Conference, "The Thing About Men" (LA Premiere, Music Theater West) and as well as "Chess" at Paper Mill Playhouse, directed by Rob Marshall. She also starred in “Bare” at the Broward Center in Ft. Lauderdale and played Mrs. Walker in “Tommy” with Tony-nominated actress Adrienne Warren at Cleveland Musical Theater.