| MARGARET WHEELER |
| In the role of "Judge Abigail Nolan" |
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Margaret Wheeler, a soprano, performing solo, as well as leading roles in numerous concerts, operas, musicals
and church choirs, has a Master’s Degree in Vocal Performance. Credits include the Philadelphia Grand Opera,
Lake George Opera, Pittsburgh Civic Light Opera, two national tours of The Sound Of Music and many other
performing engagements.
In her theatrical "Hip Hop Musical Mysteries" debut, she played the role of “Judge Abigail Nolan” in the critically
acclaimed A WEAPON MOST UNUSUAL. After a successful theater run in 2005, the filmed version of won 2006 Best
Musical Film Short in both the Spring and Fall Festivals at the New York International Independent Film Festival, New
York City.
Margaret distinguished herself yet again in the role of "Elvira Pettifoot, Director of The Church Fellowship Hall" in the
theater version of A MURDER AT THE CHURCH at the 2007 Strawberry Theatre Festival and the 2007 Potpourri
Theatre Festival. The feature-length film will be released in 2008.
and church choirs, has a Master’s Degree in Vocal Performance. Credits include the Philadelphia Grand Opera,
Lake George Opera, Pittsburgh Civic Light Opera, two national tours of The Sound Of Music and many other
performing engagements.
In her theatrical "Hip Hop Musical Mysteries" debut, she played the role of “Judge Abigail Nolan” in the critically
acclaimed A WEAPON MOST UNUSUAL. After a successful theater run in 2005, the filmed version of won 2006 Best
Musical Film Short in both the Spring and Fall Festivals at the New York International Independent Film Festival, New
York City.
Margaret distinguished herself yet again in the role of "Elvira Pettifoot, Director of The Church Fellowship Hall" in the
theater version of A MURDER AT THE CHURCH at the 2007 Strawberry Theatre Festival and the 2007 Potpourri
Theatre Festival. The feature-length film will be released in 2008.
| In the role of "Elvira Pettifoot, Director of The Church Fellowship Hall" |
