Jamila Sabares-Klemm, a Filipina-American actress and singer, moved to New York City 15 years ago to pursue her dreams in the arts. Her dedication culminated in her Broadway debut in a revival of Stephen Sondheim's 'Merrily We Roll Along'. In an interview with City Limits, Sabares-Klemm shared her experiences growing up in a musically rich environment, her early influences, and the changes COVID-19 brought to the city's theater scene. Her story reflects the aspirations of many artists striving to make their mark in New York.
This conversation has been condensed and edited for clarity.
Every year, countless hopefuls move to New York City with the goal of breaking into the arts and entertainment industry.
Sabares-Klemm has appeared in numerous other productions, including a national tour of 'Hair' and a staging of 'Hamilton' in Chicago.
Sabares-Klemm spoke to City Limits about building a career in New York, landing her Broadway debut in a hit show, and how COVID changed the city's theater landscape.
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