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Based on the third installment of J.K. Rowling’s classic saga, the thrilling tale is accompanied by the music of The Philadelphia Orchestra as Harry soars across the big screen. As a member of the Albany Pro Musica Concert Chorus, Allison will join in singing with the legendary Philadelphia Orchestra (conducted by Justin Freer) for an unforgettable evening under the stars.

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Allison plays various colorful characters including the main character’s larger than life literary agent in The Circus Animals, a new musical by Brian Meister and Andrew David Sotomayor based on The Lives of Circus Animals by Christoper Bram.

Allison rejoins the cast as the wild and forthright Gypsy in PECKER! a musical based on the original film by John Waters with music by Alan Cancelino and Lyrics by Owen Robertson. This industry only performance will be closed to the general public.

Set in Reagan Era New York City, CONFIRMATION is a comedic drama that examines the emotional commerce that lies beneath our personal relationships. Inner-city school teacher Joe Kortig has moved into a new apartment after a grueling breakup. However, a fresh start remains elusive. Joe's boundary-challenged mother, Marie is worried that Joe is going through an identity crisis, his long-time friend Myra (Allison Linker) wants to renew their physical relationship and his best friend David has a sexual encounter with one of Joe's male students. As Joe struggles with the needs all around him, the consequences of David's fling bear down on him in the form of school Principal Father Cohan. Written by Vincent Marano and directed by DeLisa M. White.

Allison plays Gina, the dutiful yet ambitious daughter of two Italian immigrants living in a mining town in West Virginia in the 1920’s in Fred Pezzulli’s Coal Town at the Actor’s Studio. Other cast includes Vincent Marano as Marco, Katie Braden as Vittoria and Tony Travostino as Tony Gaujot. Robert Mobley directs.

FEINSTEIN’S/54 BELOW, Broadway’s Supper Club, proudly presents the highly-anticipated next installment of everyone's favorite holiday delight. After a three-year absence, John C. Hume and all of your favorite friends are back at it again. And this time, they are serving up their take on a perennial holiday classic.

Mila Henry music directs an all-star cast that includes: Billy Anderson, Lavinia Draper, Kate Dorman, Chad Gneiting, Nicholas Harbison, Leslie Hendrickson, Allison Linker, David Pollack, Jonah Rosen and Miranda Wilson.

Tickets available at 54Below.com

Tony nominee Ariana DeBose, Spring Awakening's Lauren Pritchard, and Olivier Award winner Lesli Margherita will be among the performers at Intersecting Chords, NYMF’s concert series celebrating female-identified, queer, and trans artists who are changing the landscape of musical theatre. The two concerts will feature songs composed by Kirsten Childs, Shaina Taub (the Public's current Twelfth Night), Emily Kaczmarek, Zoe Sarnak, The Bengsons, Ty Defoe (now on Broadway in Straight White Men), and Tidtaya Sinutoke.  Visit playbill.com for full press release and concert information. 

Intersecting Chords will take place July 23 at 6:30 PM and 9:30 PM at The Green Room 42.

Allison performs as the steadfastly religious and neurotic Jenn in Kevin Jeffers' Rex, part one of a three act musical piece adapted from several plays in Joe Pintauro's Metropolitan Operas. This one night only world premiere performance takes place in the Hamptons at the Parrish Art Museum of Watermill, NY. Ticket price includes museum entrance.    

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Allison performs as a member of the Band and various characters in NYC in a special one night only performance of a new play with music featuring the legendary vocals of Queen Esther Marrow.  This new piece for stage is directed by Robert Kalfin, music and lyrics by Joe Butler (The Lovin' Spoonful) and book by Joe Butler and Natalie Mosco. 

Please note that this performance is already sold out. Updates will be posted if additional tickets are released.  

The Feisty Women's festival is an evening of staged readings of new plays about women, written by women and directed by women.

Allison performs as down on her luck and dangerously close to the edge, Leila, in Women's Health and Wellness, written by Sharon Cooper and directed by Jessica Bauman.

She also appears in Fengar Gael's Tsunami Sisters as the first singing homo-piscine twin, River Sherborn, directed by Rachael Murray.

The evening is produced by Melissa Bell, Emma Goldman-Sherman and the 29th Street Playwrights Collective.

Allison performs as the sneaky, seductive Nurse in Fred Pezzulli's Managed Care, a one act farce about a gullible and greedy doctor who buys into a not-so-legit insurance plan. 

Directed by Benno Haenel, Produced by Judith Estrine and the Prism Stage Company.

One performance only at The Tank, 312 West 36th Street, 2nd Floor.

Allison plays Mallory, the enthusiastic, slightly ditzy, peacemaker in a reading of Natalie Zutter's half hour pilot #SQUADGOALS at the TANK theatre in Times Square at 7pm.

The Tank Theater is located at 151 W. 46th Street., 8th Floor, New York‎. For more information please click here.

Allison is performing in a tribute concert to the legendary Judy Garland hosted by Richard Skipper. She will perform an original song by Garland songwriter and biographer John Meyer. 

Allison will play the suicidal yet playful Cindy in a workshop reading of Ken Jaworoski's new play The Distance.  This reading is limited to invited guests. There will be a talkback following the performance.

Allison stars as Al in a cabaret performance of Vanda's novel Juliana. Juliana is a series of novels about LGBT history beginning in 1941 in New York City. Each volume continues the story of these same characters as they live through the decades of LGBT history.

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