Megan Hasse was born in Bermuda, grew up on a horse farm in northern Virginia, and now resides in New York City.
She recently appeared in the 40th anniversary production of The Mystery of Edwin Drood at the AMT Theatre in NYC, during which she was honored to meet and collaborate with the show’s creator, Rupert Holmes.
While in NYC, Megan enjoys working on new and developmental projects, such as originating the role of CARL in the world premiere of Apocalypse Truck, part of Theater For the New City’s DREAM UP Festival. The cast album is available on Spotify and Youtube.
Megan has worked across the US at many wonderful regional houses, and traveled internationally onboard the Oceania Marina as Production Singer/Dancer with Norwegian Cruise Lines. She created and performed her solo cabaret, “Songs from the Silver Screen” while onboard. Concert appearances include in “An Evening of Achievement” with Reba McEntire at the Kennedy F. Center in Washington, DC (featured vocalist; “This Is Me” and “I Have A Dream”) and The Million Pound Bank Note at the Westport Library’s state-of-the-art venue in Westport, Connecticut.
Megan attended Montclair State University where she received a BFA in Musical Theatre. Favorite MSU credits include Company (April), Triumph of Love (Princess Leonide), West Side Story (Velma; "Somewhere" Soloist), and HAIR (Tribe; "Hare Krishna" Soloist). Megan is also an experienced cellist and has played professionally for several productions including Threepenny Opera; The Last Five Years, Hello, Dolly!, and Romeo and Juliet.
When she is not performing, you can find her fostering animals and teaching yoga at several studios around NYC, including New York Yoga, where she dedicates her practice to the Love, Serve, Remember Foundation and the memory of Neem Karoli Baba.
Her brother, Dan Hasse, is a NYC-based director/teacher. You can view his work HERE.
“Megan Hasse sports a superb soprano as Rosa Bud” - Theatre Pizzazz
“Megan Hasse shines in her Legacy debut” - Patch.com
"The true standout in the show is Megan Hasse as Sophie. Her beautiful, strong and obviously polished voice is ready for any Broadway assignment."
- The Winchester Star
"Megan Hasse as Gloria Thorpe, the reporter, shines."
- Berkshire On Stage
"The big delight in the role of Gloria Thorpe is Megan Hasse who blows the audience away with her Merman-like vocalising"
- Berkshire Bright Focus
"When Hasse sings 'The Name of the Game' and 'I Have a Dream' her voice is blindingly beautiful, really carrying the melody of these numbers with grace."
- TheatreBloom
"Megan Hasse gives the often dullsville ingénue role of Hope verve and particularity."
- The Columbia Paper
