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Allison Spratt Pearce

ACTOR. SINGER. MODEL. YOGA & ACTING TEACHER

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Anne in, Persuasion at Lamb's Players

In Production: Ovation Hair Holiday Commercial & Masque Eyewear

San Diego Union-Tribune review by James Hebert

" the central performance of Allison Spratt Pearce as Bryant has a whole lot to do with how well that comes off.

Pearce has multiple Broadway credits and time after time has been a pivotal presence in local productions. Just when you think she’s about done it all, though, she mines fresh depths for a role like this, bringing subtleties of facial expression and movement to her conflicted character, as well as powerhouse vocals on such songs as the soulful “Anita’s Prayer.”"

Times of San Diego review by Pat Launer

"Diversionary does everything possible to make this show sing. The production is excellent, with two outstanding leads — marvelous Allison Spratt Pearce, beautiful and pitch-perfect as Anita, revealing her to be a relatively sympathetic and definitely multi-dimensional character. Perhaps the show will serve to show how fanatics are born, which may help us understand our shockingly polarized country."

SD CityBeat by David Codden

"As Bryant, the gifted Allison Spratt Pearce humanizes without creating sympathy for a figure justifiably demonized by the gay community"

Katherine Parr in The Last Wife at Cygnet Theatre

Broadway World Review by E.H.Reiter

" Pearce plays Katherine with a quiet strength and a keen understanding that since she has to play the game, she might as well get something out of it. Her Katherine, or "Parr" as she directs Henry to call her, is clever. She defines how her relationship with Henry goes, from the jewelry he gives her to when he is welcome in her bed. Her desire to nurture and educate his kids is real, as is her love for them. Pearce makes clear that Katherine's strength is knowing when she can be soft and when to use steel, even when it may go against her normal instincts."

San Diego Union-Tribune by James Hebert

"Allison Spratt Pearce is a wonder of both toughness and cool self-control as Kate"

Carol Davis

"As for Allison Spratt Pearce, nothing less than exceptional can be used to describe her performance. As Katherine she’s smart, witty, strong tough and tender at the same time."

SD CityBeat by David Codden

"Allison Spratt Pearce is strength and luminosity personified as Kate in an inspired portrayal that, as the play intends, reverberates with the here and now."

SD UpTown News by Jean Lowerison

"Allison Spratt Pearce (well known in these parts for terrific portrayals in the musical comedy genre) proves she is just as good when she doesn’t sing. It’s safe to say her Kate will be appreciated by all the women in the audience for her strength, humor, intelligence and determination — and also by all the men with any brains."

Talkin' Broadway by David Dixon

"The ever-changing relationship is chilling, mainly because of the performances from Pearce and Fernandes. Pearce highlights Kate's ever-growing power... It's the stars' human touches that allow the pair to stand out."

Talk Theatre To Me by Erin Marie Reiter

"Allison Spratt Pearce plays Katherine with a quiet strength and a keen understanding that since she has to play the game, she might as well get something out of it. Her Katherine, or “Parr” as she directs Henry to call her, is clever. She defines how her relationship with Henry goes, from the jewelry he gives her to when he is welcome in her bed. Her desire to nurture and educate his kids is real, as is her love for them. Pearce makes clear that Katherine’s strength is knowing when she can be soft and when to use steel, even when it may go against her normal instincts."

BLACK PEARL SINGS

Broadway World Review by E.H. Reiter

"Pearce's Susannah is driven and focused, and her love for the history these songs bring with them shines through. Her moneyed upbringing is shown in her well-mannered reactions, and her ambitions. Her Susannah is empathetic and determined which makes her believable when she says things like, "When a person dies a library is lost," you can feel that she is truly sad at that lost knowledge. Pearce is also a talented singer with a lovely voice and is a worthy match to Wiltz's Pearl."

Sketches in rehearsal of Black Pearl Sings

Allison now seen in: Jerome's Furniture, Mission Fed, iClebo, and Gululu commercials

Front page of the Dolce Gusto site for NesCafe

Visit Temecula Ads

Ovation Hair Commercial

Recently in 2016/17

Craig Noel Award winner for Louise in Gypsy

Host in Super Dentist Commercial

Choreographer for First Date for SDMT

Played Judy in 9 to 5

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Louise in Gypsy at Cygnet Theatre

“The person playing Louise/Gypsy has one of the most difficult arcs in musical theatre. She must go from her mother’s mute, ugly duckling to dazzling vocal and physical assertion:from the basement to the penthouse. As Louise, Allison does an amazing thing:she makes the changes almost imperceptible...In the end, Pearce not only commands the stage, she even looks like Gypsy Rose Lee.”

— The San Diego Reader, Jeff Smith

“Allison deftly develops Louise from a diffident young woman into the self-confident Gypsy Rose Lee”

— Stage and Cinema

“Louise is played with startling range by the gifted Allison Spratt Pearce”

— San Diego Union Tribune, James Hebert

“As the adult Louise, she suffers through the indignities of being regarded by her mother as the “untalented one...” Watching Ms. Pearce provides a lesson in masterful characterization, not only in how she handles her mother’s bullying and neglect but in how she refuses to turn the tables when she becomes a star in her own right. She’s an absolute pro and this production owes much of its gleam to her presence.”

— San Diego Story, Bill Eadie

Lead Actress in The Del Coronado Commercial

Lead Print Model for SolaTube

Lead Print Model in Lowes Hotel web and magazine ads

2015

Craig Noel Award for Best Ensemble and Best New Musical

for Come From Away

Craig Noel Nomination for best leading actress in a musical as Eliza Doolittle in My Fair Lady

Betty in White Christmas

"Shaw and Pearce are both seasoned pros with powerful voices (Pearce has an especially arresting moment on the torch tune “Love You Didn’t Do Right By Me.”"- James Hebert, San Diego Union Tribune

Actress- National Genome Video below. Allison is seen around minute 3:30 into the video