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Biography

Suzan Solomon was born in Pittsburgh, PA. Right after graduation, she moved to New York where she landed her first Actors Equity show, Let My People Come. Suzan then went on to become Bubbly Brown White Girl in Bubbling Brown Sugar, where she played the young Sophie Tucker role on Broadway and with the National Touring Company. After touring, she landed a dancing gig in the movie Saturday Night Fever. Upon moving to Los Angeles and wanting to become a recording star, she sang song demos for composers including her own original songs and as a back-up singer for Al Wilson of Show and Tell fame and Brian Wilson's first solo album. Afterward, she traveled to the Middle East to perform at the Inter-Continental Hotel in Oman and Dubai with her classic soul, top forty dance, jazz and blues band The Blue Class Soul Band. Recently she's written and performed her one-woman solo show It's Hard Out Here For A White Chick Sounding Black And Trying To Act. She also originated the role of Jenny's M

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