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Photo by Kim Onah on August 16, 2026.
Photo by Kim Onah on August 16, 2026. May be an image of standing and curtains.
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Photo by Kim Onah on August 16, 2026. May be an image of one or more people and office.
Photo by Kim Onah on August 16, 2026. May be an image of standing and cake.
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Photo by Kim Onah on August 16, 2026. May be an image of one or more people, makeup, gown, dress and carpet.
Photo by Kim Onah on August 16, 2026.
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Posted On: August 16th 2026, 04:31 pm
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This GROUP is a special one! Grateful to have been a part of @giuliamusical at @pac_nyc this summer. Grateful to have a hand in a piece centering femme rage, grateful to have met these wonderful unicorns, and grateful to be a working actor in this beautiful, magical city 🥹💙♥️💫💕✨
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Comments (18)
aysegulu1964 3 months ago

aysegulu1964

Love you sunshine🧿🧿🧿❤️❤️❤️😘😘😘

iamnaomiserrano 3 months ago

iamnaomiserrano

love you so DEARLY, you sweet sweet soul!! 💗

jessisarush 3 months ago

jessisarush

adore you, love!!

myav.mp3 3 months ago

myav.mp3

I MISS YOU

myav.mp3 3 months ago

myav.mp3

you will always be famous

rebeccajmichelson 3 months ago

rebeccajmichelson

love you!!!

bre.jackson 3 months ago

bre.jackson

See you on WEDNESDAY!!!!! Yall get your tix!!!! Cause I’m SAT!!!!

bre.jackson 3 months ago

bre.jackson

Love you my Cap Queen Sis!!! I miss hanging out in the Cap corner with youuuuuu!!!!!

pvmehmel 3 months ago

pvmehmel

It was brilliant. It NEEDS to be on Broadway.

laurencagnetta 3 months ago

laurencagnetta

Oh I love these pics. Giulia forever 💕

aubreymatalon 3 months ago

aubreymatalon

You are SUNSHINE!!!!❤️🌞

notmpriestly 3 months ago

notmpriestly

Will hang out through the show in the green room with you any day!!

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