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Ashley Park

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Mon Soleil Ashley Park 03:28
Meet The Plastics Barrett Wilbert Weed, Erika Henningsen, Grey Henson, Taylor Louderman 04:17
Sympathique Ashley Park 01:39
Mon Soleil Ashley Park 03:16
Shallow Ashley Park, Kevin Dias 03:29
Falling Slowly Ashley Park, Kevin Dias 03:07
What's Wrong With Me? (Reprise) Kerry Butler, Ashley Park 01:50
Don't Start Now Ashley Park 02:04
Whose House Is This? Erika Henningsen, Cheech Manohar, Original Broadway Cast of Mean Girls, Ashley Park 02:36
Fearless Erika Henningsen, Original Broadway Cast of Mean Girls, Ashley Park, Kate Rockwell 04:11

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Ashley Park is a television, film, and stage actress whose career milestones include roles in the television series Emily in Paris and the Broadway adaptation of Mean Girls. Although born in Glendale, California, on June 6, 1991, she was largely raised in Ann Arbor, Michigan, where she later attended the University of Michigan. One year after her college graduation, she made her Broadway debut by joining the cast of Mamma Mia! in February 2014, then landed her first leading role on Broadway with the 2015 reboot of The King and I. The cast recording of The King and I received a Grammy nomination in 2016 for "Best Musical Theater Album," and Ashley Park continued to expand her career with an eight-episode run in the television show Nightcap. She then returned to Broadway in 2018 with Mean Girls, earning a Tony Award nomination for "Best Featured Actress in a Musical" as well as a Drama Desk Award nomination for "Outstanding Featured Actress in a Musical" for her work on the show. Although the Covid-19 pandemic brought her career as a stage actress to a temporary halt, she landed a starring role in the TV show Emily in Paris in 2020 and contributed several performances to the show's soundtrack, including "La Vie en Rose" (which peaked at Number 1 on Billboard's Top TV Songs chart) and "Mon Soleil" (which cracked the Top 40 in Singapore, Brazil, South Korea, Indonesia, and Australia in late 2021).