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Bianca made history for being the first Mexican actress to be invited in a lead role on Broadway.
Award-winning actress Bianca Marroquín was born in Monterrey, Mexico, and raised on the border between Matamoros, Mexico and Brownsville, Texas. She started her artistic career in Mexico City in the productions of Disney's Beauty and the Beast, Rent, Phantom of the Opera, Vagina Monologues and Chicago.
For her portrayal of Roxie Hart in Chicago Bianca received 5 awards from the Mexican Critics Association including New Revelation and Best Actress. In the summer of 2002, Bianca was invited to Broadway and made her debut with her English version of Roxie Hart making her the youngest actress to ever play Roxy in Chicago. She later kicked off Chicago's 3rd National Tour for which she received a Helen Hayes Award in Washington DC for Outstanding Lead Actress in 2004. After touring for two years she officially moved to New York to continue pursuing her career. She then starred as Carmen in the Revival Broadway hit, Tony Award Winner, Pajama Game starring Harry Connick, Jr.
You can listen to Bianca on the special edition of the 10th anniversary of Chicago CD performing a medley version of three of Roxie's songs in Spanish. In April of 2008 The Mexican Consulate in New York awarded Bianca for her successful work as an actress on Broadway. Bianca then premiered her one-woman show in Mexico City: Solo Pido (All I ask) in honor of her late mother.