Bio:
Connor is a NYC-based Actor and Musician. While studying Musical Theatre at The University of Texas at Austin, he became heavily involved in the local theatre scene, performing at every professional theatre in town including: ZACH Theatre, Austin Playhouse, and TexARTS. After moving to New York in early 2019 he made his New York Theatre debut, reprising his role as "Laurie" in Little Women: The Musical with The Gallery Players in Brooklyn. After the pandemic, Connor returned to the New York Theatre scene as "Charlie Brown" in A Charlie Brown Christmas: Live on Stage at the Palladium in Times Square! Since then Connor has performed in touring and regional theaters across the United States, and internationally onboard Holland America Cruise Lines.
Originally from Austin, TX, he was introduced to the arts while helping his father build sets for the University production of Godspell. He took on his father's love of everything music, theatre, and film related.
Originally from Austin, TX, he was introduced to the arts while helping his father build sets for the University production of Godspell. He took on his father's love of everything music, theatre, and film related.
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Reviews:
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"With a truly astonishing vocal range and a take-no-prisoner presence that would have shamed Bettie Davis, Barr is the embodiment of Diva at Her Most Unhinged, patented by Gloria Swanson in Sunset Boulevard. "
- Luke Osteen, Laurel Magazine, "The Rocky Horror Show" |
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"The real standout performance of the evening belongs to Connor Barr as Jackie. Mr. Barr possesses a great stage charisma and is an absolute joy to watch... and he is also a quite gifted dancer. To say that he is perfectly at ease on stage would be an understatement."
- Frank Benge, Broadwayworld, "The Wild Party" |
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"Barr transitions seamlessly from a skeptical, fact-driven journalist to a believer and a storyteller in his own right. The closing song, "Be the Hero," beautifully brings the story full circle, with Barr's performance resonating with depth and emotion."
- Sabrina Wallace, Broadwayworld, "Big Fish" |
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