Laurel Bendetti
about me
Laurel Bendetti is a Philadelphia-area theatre artist, singer, songwriter, and musician whose work spans the stage, live music, and everything in between. She is a versatile vocalist and guitarist with a powerful, distinctive voice and a wide-ranging repertoire, performing everything from pop and rock to folk, country, R&B, and more. With 50+ solo gigs, she has performed at festivals, wineries, theaters, restaurants, private events, and more throughout Pennsylvania, including opening Gemini Mountain Music Fest in the Georgia mountains. Her theatre credits include her professional debut at the Arden Theatre in Girl from the North Country, as well as Irene Ryan and MTI-nominated performances in RENT and Little Women. Looking to book live music? Click Gigs above or the second image below to hear her perform and inquire.
Portfolio
She is a multidisciplinary theatre artist who works across performing, directing, writing, teaching, producing, managing, singing, dancing, and choreographing. She is adaptable, learns material quickly, and is comfortable working across different genres, styles, and creative roles. She enjoys being part of the full creative process and brings a strong work ethic, creativity, and a unique perspective to every project.
For live music, entertainment, and performance booking inquiries, please click the Gigs header at the top of the page OR click the second image below to explore highlights of her performance footage and follow the links to watch her reels.
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Arts Marketing
Laurel Bendetti brings extensive experience in arts marketing, with a keen eye for visual branding and creating cohesive, engaging content. She serves as the social media manager and lead content creator for High Street Harmonix, directing video production, platform growth, and overall digital presence for the award-winning a cappella group. She has also interned with the American College Theater Festival (ACTF), coordinating content that highlights student work, festivals, and national theatrical advocacy, and contributed to social media campaigns for Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS (BC/EFA), developing content that balances storytelling, composition, and audience engagement. Recently, Laurel was employed to assist with social media and digital marketing for West Chester University’s Theatre and Dance Department, supporting the promotion of productions, events, and departmental initiatives while maintaining a visually striking online presence.
