Laura Bell Bundy is a Tony nominated Broadway actress & Billboard top 5 recording artist. She is also the founder of the Women Of Tomorrow Foundation and a National Women’s History Museum ambassador. After a career in entertainment for over 31 years, she chose to channel her artistry into activism with a focus on women’s rights and equality.

Laura Bell Bundy made her debut at age 9 in the Christmas Spectacular at Radio City Music Hall, since then she has originated the stage roles of Tina in Ruthless (Outer Critics/ Drama Desk Nominations), Amber in Broadway’s Hairspray, and most notably Elle Woods in Legally Blonde The Musical where she received a Tony Nomination, and played Glinda in Wicked.

Bundy has recorded multiple albums —“Achin & Shakin” Universal Music Group (Billboard Top 5 Country album), “Another Piece Of Me” Big Machine. She was singed to Sony Publishing from 2008-2013 and toured with her music all over the world. Bundy has appeared or starred in blockbuster movies and over 100 episodes of television including roles on Perfect Harmony, How I Met Your Mother/Father, Hart of Dixie, American Gods, Anger Management, Good Behavior, Documentary, Dream Girls, Jumanji, among others. She is currently starring in the new “Fairly Odd Parents: Fairly Odder” on Paramount Plus and can be seen on “Call Me Kat” on Fox.

As a writer/composer she’s developed the web series Mashville for Netflix & Girltime for Freeform, a women’s history sketch comedy variety show. Her most important job is being a mom to her son Huck, 10 sheep, two goats, two dogs and cat on Hardscrabble Farm in Tewksbury, NJ. : )