Biography
Best known for her performances in the MTV series Todrick, ThurZday, Is an American actress, singer, songwriter, stage performer, concert entertainer, producer, and writer. ThurZday is also a Co - Owner and founder of the full sensory immersive tech company, Tenth Wonder. Tenth Wonder has a concentration on merging high concept multimedia content with the world of full sensory tech for entertainment consumption.
"ThurZday steps into the role of Dorothy with a clarity of purpose that feels entirely her own. We all carry our personal image of the character-ThurZdaymeets that challenge with assurance and freshness, sidestepping imitation and instead shaping a Dorothy rooted in her own vocal tone, emotional instincts, and presence. It’s a smart, grounded performance that expands the possibilities of who Dorothy can be.Dorothy’s journey is carried by "Home," which ThurZday delivers with clarity and emotional steadiness, closing the night with a jolt of undeniable electricity.
* Eric Fitzgerald, Curtain Up!
"In sharp contrast, ThurZday’s Emma, Lizzie’s sister, brought a jolt of energy every time she stepped into the spotlight. While the role offers fewer featured moments, she seized each one, from dryly comic reactions in Act I to the Act II outburst "What the Fuck Now, Lizzie?" Her ability to convey panic, anger and love simultaneously gave the show its most human core."
* Toni Tresca, Onstage Colorado
"Riley’s best friend is Cairo (ThurZday), who delivers a show-stealing power performance as the strong, sarcastic Black girl decked out in bling, without descending into a head-wagging "talk to the hand" stereotype. ThurZday’s voice is soulful and smooth, soaring and dipping effortlessly through the songs in a way that makes them sound more profound than they are."
* Eric Fitzgerald, Curtain Up!
"As Cairo, ThurZDay gives the production’s most dynamic performance. She brings confidence, edge and expressive comic timing to a role that could easily become one-note. Her duet with Hebert on "Wallflower" is a standout, turning a friendship fracture into one of the evening’s most vocally and emotionally compelling moments. She is also very funny in smaller beats, especially during a slow-motion fight sequence where Cairo films the chaos with gleefully exaggerated reactions."
* Toni Tresca, Onstage Colorado
"ThurZday (Whatsername) awed the audience with her delightfully strong voice."
* George Brietigam, BroadwayWorld.com
"Vocal dynamo ThurZday (Sebatian)"
* Steven Stanley, Stage Scene LA
