Samantha Hammel

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Samantha Rose Hammel
Born	September 26, 1983 (age 23) Sudbury, Massachusetts, USA
Occupation	Record producer, actress, choreographer, singer, director
Title	Executive producer
Website	sammonline.org
Samantha Hammel is executive producer for Girl Authority.

Samantha Rose Hammel (born September 26, 1983) is an American actress, singer, theatre director, choreographer and record producer. She is from Sudbury, Massachusetts. Samantha is most notable for being the executive producer and vocal coach for national recording artists, Girl Authority.

Samantha began her first theater company in 1998 at the age of fourteen. She directed, taught voice and choreographed. She now has six different divisions of her entertainment company all under Samm Entertainment. She also runs a kids' summer voice and theater camp, specializing in teaching children acting and vocal lessons. She graduated from Wagner College in May of 2006 with a B.A. in Theater Education. She is also in charge of SHAPA (Samantha Hammel Academy of Performing Arts) which began in January of 2004 to aspiring children looking to act and sing.

1 Acting Roles
2 The Friends of Broadway
3 The Show Biz Kidz
4 See also
5 External links

[edit] Acting Roles

God - Writer
The Shape of Things - Evelyn
Annie - Miss Hannigan
The Complete Works of William Shakespeare...Abridged - Polonius/Laertes

[edit] The Friends of Broadway

The Friends of Broadway are a singing group of girls varying in ages. These girls travel around Massachusetts, performing different genres of music such as Broadway music, country music among others. FOB was created by Samantha at the age of fourteen. The Friends of Broadway also have experience in theater. All but one of the members of Girl Authority were former members of The Friends of Broadway.

[edit] The Show Biz Kidz

The Show Biz Kids are a group of young girls, ages 11 to 15. The girls have released two albums, titled Gina and Friends: Let's Hear It For Broadway! and Christmas For A Cure. The money raised from the albums went to the Juvenile Diabetes Foundation and the Simon Youth Foundation during a performance at the Burlington Mall in Burlington, Massachusetts. Former members of The Show Biz Kidz are "Urban Girl" Gina, "Rock N' Roll" Tarr and "All-Star Girl" Jaqueline. All three are current members of Girl Authority.