Maldonado plays the iconic Ann Boleyn, making SIX her second Broadway appearance after starring in Kinky Boots in 2018.
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“Just to be with women and have that community and understanding has been really fun,” said Maldonado. “The show itself is really important. The premise of it is ‘don't let other people write your stories.'"
“It means a lot to me that they would come and support. A lot of them know that this has always been like my first love.”
Aside from dancing shows and Broadway performances, Pentatonix has much to look forward to in the music world.
“Well, we released new original music,” said Maldonado. “We’re gonna release some more original music in the summer. We’re playing Summer Sonic in Japan in August.”
What's next for Kirstin Maldonado?
As for her solo career, Maldonado has no shortage of ideas for what the future holds.
She continued, playfully, “I could be a new one. Who knows? Like an animation. I would love to get into something animated.”
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