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Will Jewett is a senior in the Musical Theatre Program at Penn State University. He is originally from Pittsburg, Kansas. Shortly after high school, Will traveled the world and performed with Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines where he was featured in three main stage shows as well as choreographed multiple special events. Now studying musical theatre, he finds summer work performing at highly reputable regional theaters such as Music Theatre Wichita where he played Larry in A Chorus Line. He most recently choreographed and starred in the “POP” campaign for Sheetz. Will is currently originating the role of “Bryce” in Nostalgia Night, a new musical written by Sofya Levintsky-Weitz with music by Matthew McCollum under the direction of John Simpkins.

Will Jewett is an alumni of the Musical Theatre Program at Penn State University. He is originally from Pittsburg, Kansas. Yes, you read that right -- there is no "h" on the end of his Pittsburg! Throughout middle school and high school he grew a love for dance and theatre and was dancing competitively/choreographing professionally.
Shortly after graduating from high school, Will traveled the world and performed with Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines. While dancing in three mainstage shows on the ship, he also choreographed multiple special events and shows and even starred in a Dinner Theater Murder Mystery.
These days, Will finds himself performing at highly reputable regional theaters such as Paper Mill Playhouse where he was in the world premiere of The Wanderer. His other favorite credits include Pippin (Dir/Ch. Al Blackstone), Chicago (Dir/Ch. Brian Marcum) and An American In Paris (Dir./Ch Jeffry Denman) all at Music Theatre Wichita.
In addition to being a theatre artist, Will is very passionate about interior design, fitness, and fashion.

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Will is working on an exciting project that he isn't allowed to announce quite yet - stay tuned!


An American In Paris @ The Cape Playhouse
(dir/ch. by Al Blackstone)


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