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Luna wrapped up a summer intensive with her friends from Broadway Artists Alliance. A Boston girl (make no mistake, go Sox), she also squeezed in a performance of the National Anthem at Yankee Stadium before returning for her second year with the Berklee/Boston Conservatory Youth Musical Theater Summer Program. She recently started eighth grade and is looking ahead to upcoming auditions. When she's not schooling or rehearsing, you can find her fan-girling at stage doors or catch her making covers just for fun on her Insta @lunabkus. For what else you need to know, read on or check out this article all about her theater journey.
Theater is her sport.
More shows than years old.
Luna has been performing with her local youth theater company since the summer before first grade (absent a break for a global pandemic). She's played a range of genders and character types and tackled both lead and supporting roles with equal comfort and enthusiasm. Her favorites to date include: Patrick Star, Ursula the Sea Witch, Jovie in Elf, Jr., and a Godspell kid in The Prom. "The Acceptance Song" is everything.
Voice is her instrument.
Soprano with belt (legit to B5, mix/belt to E5).
Every floor is a dance floor.
Like nobody's watching.
Luna's first experience performing on a big stage was as a tiny dancer at her local studio, where she studied ballet, tap, and jazz. She tackles new choreo hard and looks forward to her weekly Broadway dance class (these days alongside her fellow young thespians at SkyRise Theater).
