Drea Lynn

Drea Lynn is an entertainer, performer and

recording artist in the Annapolis area. She has

recently completed recording a CD of original

country music written by area song writers Mel

Long, Garrick Alden and Kay Carnell titled “No

Shoes On My Feet”. The CD is in the final

stages of production and will be released in

the very near future.

Active in the local theatre community, she has recently appeared in the Ruby

Griffith Award winning productions of “Enter the Guardsman” with Colonial

Players of Annapolis and “Mame” with 2nd Star Productions. Other performance

credits include featured roles in “Assassins”, “Anything Goes”, “Annie”, “Me and

My Girl”, “A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum”, “Chicago”, and “A

Chorus Line”. As a workshop instructor, director and choreographer, she has

enjoyed bringing shows like “The Wiz”, “You're A Good Man Charlie Brown”,

“Snow White and The Seven Dwarfs”, “Godspell, Junior” and “Honk, Junior” into

the lives of young actors in and around the Annapolis area. In addition to

performing on the community theatre stage, Drea Lynn can be found singing with

Ken Massey in the pop/dance duo Soundtrack.

All songs are written by or Cowritten with Melvin (Melvis) Long. If you are interested in recording one of these songs go to www.melvis2000.com or send an email for additional information.

Now playing in several bands throughout Maryland.

So many artists have influenced me ... I grew up listening to all different kinds of music! I started performing musical theatre at the age of 7 and listen to such great Broadway performers as Patti Lupone and Linda Eder. My country music roots start with the incomparable Patsy Cline and run all the way through to Martina McBride and Jo Dee Messina. Other influences include Whitney Houston and Celine Dion from the pop culture and Eva Cassidy from the jazz scene.