Lea Michele

Lea Michele is an American actress and singer who began her career as a child performer on Broadway, appearing in productions including «Les Misérables», «Ragtime», «Fiddler on the Roof» and «Spring Awakening» before rising to international fame as Rachel Berry on the Fox musical series «Glee». Her work on the show, which paired acting with extensive vocal performances, earned her multiple award nominations and established her as one of the most recognizable voices to emerge from television musical theater.

Her musical output draws heavily on the Broadway-trained, powerhouse-vocal pop tradition, later carried into a solo recording career. Her debut single «Cannonball» marked her as the first main «Glee» cast member to chart as a lead soloist, and her debut album, followed by «Louder», found solid commercial success, entering the top of the Billboard 200.

Beyond music, she continued her acting career in series such as «Scream Queens» and «The Mayor», maintaining a dual identity as both a stage-and-screen performer and a pop vocalist whose sound remains rooted in theatrical, emotionally expressive delivery.