Kara grew up in Pittsburgh, PA with her two sisters. Her family has since transplanted to a warmer climate and now lives in Charlotte, NC. Kara has been a proud New Yorker for over 10 years.
Kara has been performing for as long as she can remember. She started playing piano and violin at the age of 3. Her love for music brought singing, dance, and theatre into her life at an early age as well. She pursued her love of theatre and graduated Suma Cum Laude from Point Park University in only 3 years.
Kara's favorite role is playing Aunt Kara to her 4 amazing nephews and 1 perfect niece. She tries to spend as much of her free time with them as possible.
Kara has been performing for as long as she can remember. She started playing piano and violin at the age of 3. Her love for music brought singing, dance, and theatre into her life at an early age as well. She pursued her love of theatre and graduated Suma Cum Laude from Point Park University in only 3 years.
Kara's favorite role is playing Aunt Kara to her 4 amazing nephews and 1 perfect niece. She tries to spend as much of her free time with them as possible.
Photos by THE GINGERB3ARDMEN;
Chad Wagner & Steven Trumon Gray
Chad Wagner & Steven Trumon Gray
KARA MIKULA Off-Broadway: A Man of No Importance (Mrs. Curtin) at Classic Stage Company, directed by John Doyle; The Cradle Will Rock (Sister Mister/Professor Trixie/Pianist) at Classic Stage Company, directed by John Doyle; Allegro (understudied 6 actor/musicians and performed Marjorie) at Classic Stage Company, also directed by John Doyle. National Tours: Irving Berlin’s White Christmas (Mrs. Snoring Man; understudied and performed Martha Watson), directed and choreographed by Randy Skinner. Developmental Work: The Gorey All-Girl String Band (Bonnie), directed by Ashley Brooke Monroe; Les Belles (Mlle. Rheauna
Bibeau), a new musical by Neil Bartram and Brian Hill, directed by Sarna Lapine; Fancy – A New Musical (Fiddle Player/Ensemble), directed and choreographed by Denis Jones; The SpongeBob Musical (Mrs. Puff/Ensemble), directed by Tina Landau. Film: Blue’s Big City Adventure (Accordion Audition Person). Regional: Actors Theatre of Louisville (A Christmas Carol 2019); Alabama Shakespeare Festival (Annie); Arizona Theatre Company (Man of La Mancha, The Music Man): Arrow Rock Lyceum (The Addams Family); Bay Street Theater (Annie Get Your Gun); Capital Repertory Theatre (A Christmas Story – the Musical, Mamma Mia!); The Gateway Playhouse (Grease); KC Starlight (The Music Man, Sister Act); Ogunquit
Playhouse (Seven Brides for Seven Brothers, Heartbreak Hotel); Papermill Playhouse (Sister Act); Pittsburgh CLO (Sister Act, Oliver, The Sound of Music, Sunset Blvd, Fiddler on the Roof, Annie, Judge Jackie Justice, Ruthless – The Musical); The REV Theatre Company (Buddy Holly); Riverside Theatre (Funny Girl, Hello Dolly!); Virginia Stage Company (A Merry Little Christmas Carol); Weston Theatre Company (Singin’ in the Rain); and many more. Proud member of AEA and Local 802/AFM. Thanks to Mikey at The Collective Talent Agency. Love to M&D, KLOO, and KSJJJ.
Bibeau), a new musical by Neil Bartram and Brian Hill, directed by Sarna Lapine; Fancy – A New Musical (Fiddle Player/Ensemble), directed and choreographed by Denis Jones; The SpongeBob Musical (Mrs. Puff/Ensemble), directed by Tina Landau. Film: Blue’s Big City Adventure (Accordion Audition Person). Regional: Actors Theatre of Louisville (A Christmas Carol 2019); Alabama Shakespeare Festival (Annie); Arizona Theatre Company (Man of La Mancha, The Music Man): Arrow Rock Lyceum (The Addams Family); Bay Street Theater (Annie Get Your Gun); Capital Repertory Theatre (A Christmas Story – the Musical, Mamma Mia!); The Gateway Playhouse (Grease); KC Starlight (The Music Man, Sister Act); Ogunquit
Playhouse (Seven Brides for Seven Brothers, Heartbreak Hotel); Papermill Playhouse (Sister Act); Pittsburgh CLO (Sister Act, Oliver, The Sound of Music, Sunset Blvd, Fiddler on the Roof, Annie, Judge Jackie Justice, Ruthless – The Musical); The REV Theatre Company (Buddy Holly); Riverside Theatre (Funny Girl, Hello Dolly!); Virginia Stage Company (A Merry Little Christmas Carol); Weston Theatre Company (Singin’ in the Rain); and many more. Proud member of AEA and Local 802/AFM. Thanks to Mikey at The Collective Talent Agency. Love to M&D, KLOO, and KSJJJ.
Up Next:
August 2nd - August 24th, 2024
Theatre Aspen
COME FROM AWAY
Come from Away is based on the true story of the time when the isolated community of Gander, Newfoundland, played host to the world. What started as an average day in a small town turned into an international sleepover, when 38 planes, carrying thousands of people from around the globe, were diverted to Gander’s airstrip on September 11, 2001. Undaunted by culture clashes and language barriers, the people of Gander cheered the stranded travelers with music, an open bar and the recognition that we’re all part of a global family.
Book, Music and Lyrics by
IRENE SANKOFF and DAVID HEIN
Original Broadway Production produced by
Junkyard Dog Productions
CREATIVE TEAM
Kevin S McAllister Director
Kathryn Tabb Choreographer
Jeremy Jacobs Music Director
Seth Howard Scenic Designer
Ardean Landhuis Lighting Designer
David Withrow Costume Designer
Just Finished:
August 3rd - August 20th, 2023
The Weston Theatre Company
SINGING IN THE RAIN
Screenplay by Betty Comden & Adolph Green
Songs by Nacio Herb Brown & Arthur Freed
Directed by Susanna Gellert
Music direction by Larry Pressgrove
Choreography by Felicity Stiverson
A celebrated classic of stage and screen, Singin’ in the Rain is a delectable treat of swoon-worthy songs, rollicking tap and dance, and charming storytelling. Based on the “greatest movie musical of all time,” this joyous show takes a look at 1920s Hollywood, when silent films gave way to “talkies” and the electrifying 20th century was on the move. From glorious standards like “You Stepped Out of a Dream” to foot-tapping numbers like “Make ‘Em Laugh” to the show-stopping “Singin’ In the Rain”, this golden-age classic is filled with memorable songs that are sure to have you humming and tapping along to their Broadway rhythm.
Visit www.westontheater.org for tickets!
The Weston Theatre Company
SINGING IN THE RAIN
Screenplay by Betty Comden & Adolph Green
Songs by Nacio Herb Brown & Arthur Freed
Directed by Susanna Gellert
Music direction by Larry Pressgrove
Choreography by Felicity Stiverson
A celebrated classic of stage and screen, Singin’ in the Rain is a delectable treat of swoon-worthy songs, rollicking tap and dance, and charming storytelling. Based on the “greatest movie musical of all time,” this joyous show takes a look at 1920s Hollywood, when silent films gave way to “talkies” and the electrifying 20th century was on the move. From glorious standards like “You Stepped Out of a Dream” to foot-tapping numbers like “Make ‘Em Laugh” to the show-stopping “Singin’ In the Rain”, this golden-age classic is filled with memorable songs that are sure to have you humming and tapping along to their Broadway rhythm.
Visit www.westontheater.org for tickets!