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Thrilled to have finally seen this production! So so good!
A Look Back on LMK's 2010s
2010
Laura continues to play Mary Poppins on Broadway. On August 24, she is reunited with her original Bert, Gavin Lee, who replaces Christian Borle.
She performs at Broadway in Bryant Park and on America Celebrates July 4th, and attends a few galas.
Rumours about an involvement in the world premiere of Ghost The Musical arise.
2011
Laura leaves the Broadway production of Mary Poppins on March 6, and rejoins July 19 until October 9, which marks her final performance in the show.
During her time off, she's shooting the movie Goddess in Australia alongside Ronan Keating and Magda Szubanski. It is released in 2013.
She takes part in a reading of Amazing Grace in New York City.
2012
Goddess premieres at the 65th Cannes Film Festival.
Laura makes her Muny debut as Anna Leonowens in The King and I in August.
She returns to the UK to play Paula Tanqueray in The Second Mrs Tanqueray at the Rose Theatre in Kingston from September to October.
She attends film premieres, after parties and awards shows.
2013
On February 14, Laura performs alongside Michael Ball at the See You Soon concert in Shanghai. The concert is broadcast on TV.
Goddess is released in Australia on March 14.
On April 11, she's part of Dave Stewart's concert at the Troubadour.
She reprises the role of Eliza Doolittle in My Fair Lady for one night only on May 5 and is praised by critics.
Full of love for the Muny, she returns to St. Louis to play Ensign Nellie Forbush in South Pacific alongside Josh Young in July.
She performs in the concert Sondheim: Inside Out at London's Queen Elizabeth Hall on November 10.
2014
Laura returns to the Kennedy Center to play Guenevere in Camelot on May 4 alongside Brian Stokes Mitchell.
Shortly after, she's part of a reading of the new musical Republic. She was involved in either a workshop or reading of Carousel as well, playing Julie Jordan.
She originates the role of Sylvia Llewelyn-Davies in Finding Neverland alongside Jeremy Jordan at the American Repertory Theatre. The musical is confirmed to open on Broadway the following year.
2015
Livin' the Broadway Life™!
Laura opens Finding Neverland on Broadway with Matthew Morrison, Kelsey Grammer, Carolee Carmello and Teal Wicks.
She attends several awards shows (Tony Awards, Broadway.com Audience Choice Awards) and movie premieres.
She performs at Stars in the Alley, Broadway in Bryant Park, Gypsy of the Year, Broadway at the White House, Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade and records the cast album for Finding Neverland.
Her backstage vlogs called Never Grow Up get a ninth episode on Broadway.com.
2016
How does one even begin to summarize that year?
After several cast changes and a run of almost 15 months, Finding Neverland closes on August 21.
However, there's a new project just around the corner: she's cast as Anna Leonowens in the National Tour of The King and I alongside Jose Llana. She's delighted to get to explore the role even more from November onwards.
She's part of several concerts: My Fair Lady and Scott and Zelda at 54 Below, the Cinema Musical Concert in Tokyo and Ragtime on Ellis Island, to name a few.
She makes her solo concert debut at 54 Below with three concerts called All That Matters, with an encore at 42 West.
Laura gets to attend the Tony Awards once again, this time as an interviewer. She also makes another appearance at Broadway in Bryant Park.
2017
Continuing to play Anna in The King and I, Laura tours the US.
She takes some time off in November to perform another series of solo concerts, Both Sides Now, at 54 Below.
She is recorded singing Hello Young Lovers on multiple occasions.
2018
Laura leaves the King and I National Tour in March.
She returns to the Muny for a solo concert that's part of the series Muny Magic at the Sheldon.
In May, she reunites with Christian Borle for the New York City Center Encores production of Me and My Girl, and everyone's delighted.
From June to July, she originates Julie Cavendish in The Royal Family of Broadway in Pittsburgh.
Later in July, Laura and Matthew Morrison get to perform with the Mormon Tabernacle Choir for the Pioneer Day Concert. She announces her engagement to Sean Helleren.
The rest of the year is spent on wedding plans and throwbacks!
2019
On January 24, Laura marries Sean Helleren on Maui, Hawaii.
Preceding her return to the London stage, she is interviewed by many radio stations and magazines.
On February 24, Laura makes her London solo concert debut at Cadogan Hall. Two concerts at the Green Room 42 scheduled for March are cancelled.
She takes the stage as Sally Bowles in Cabaret at the Connecticut Repertory Theatre July 4-21.
Next up: Matilda at the Muny as Miss Honey in August. Unfortunately, the last performance is rained out.
In October, she originates the role of Jane Austen in Austen's Pride at the Fifth Avenue Theatre in Seattle.
Due to her pregnancy and health issues, she is forced to take several performances off. Shortly before the end of the run, her first child Raphael Benjamin is born.
Congratulations on an incredibly successful decade, Laura Michelle Kelly! May the 2020s be kind to you and your family.
Movie Review: Our Ladies - A Wildly Entertaining Riot of a Movie
Michael Caton-Jones' 'Our Ladies' is a "wildly entertaining riot of a movie" that "delivers schoolgirl sins in such a gloriously funny, brash and unashamedly thirsty way". Sophie Butcher's review.
Read here.
25/? pictures of Laura Michelle Kelly
With Rona Morrison in The Second Mrs. Tanqueray
