Lee N Price

The unclaimed love child of Patti Lupone, Josh Gad, and Nathan Lane

A Little Bit About Lee!

Here he is boys! Here he is world! It's Lee!

Born in Ramat Gan, Israel and raised in Westchester, New York, I’ve been performing since before I knew what an “inside voice” was. From belting the High School Musical and Cheetah Girls catalogs in a Cinderella gown at the ripe age of 7 years old (with the emotional intensity and vibrato of Patti LuPone, naturally), it was clear early on that theatre wasn’t just a phase. My parents eventually agreed, and said —in thick Israeli accents—“Okay… let’s see where this goes.”

As the love child of a Patti Lupone, Josh Gad, and a Nathan Lane ménage à trois, I am equal parts lovable goofball and belty Broadway menace (with a sprinkle of a tap dancing hoofer).

I earned my BM in Music Theatre with an Arts Management minor from Baldwin Wallace University and shortly after graduating joined the original touring cast of the Beetlejuice 1st National Tour, understudying Otho and the titular role of Beetlejuice. Fun fact (and favorite flex): I became the youngest actor in the show’s history to play Beetlejuice at just 23 years old.

And after 2 years on the road, I have returned to pounding the pavement of NYC. (With an exciting project set to release spring of 2026 starring Alan Cummings and many more hehe).

Thanks for indulging in my campy babble. Let’s make something fabulous (and a little unhinged) together.

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Beetlejuice - BEETLEJUICE

On the night that I saw the show, however, I was introduced to Lee N Price, who was an absolute delight. Price’s vision of the character, while antagonistic in the script, was a far more sympathetic character than I had anticipated. I only have the film and cartoon to compare to (once again, damn you, COVID, for robbing me of the initial Broadway show), but I truly enjoyed Price’s talent on stage. It was his softer caricature that made the vulgar and rude line deliveries that much more comical. I might be biased given that this actor grew up in Westchester, New York, like I did, but he did a damn good job of taking on the role of the infamous ghost, and I look forward to seeing his career on stage flourish. - Amanda M. Gordon "Twin Cities Geek"

The matinee performances featured understudy Lee N. Price (Beetlejuice). Price’s portrayal of Beetlejuice was hilariously outlandish, not missing a beat when it came to comedic timing. He brought an almost youthful energy to the character. - Kylie Portz "Iowa State Dailey"

Ensemble - BEETLEJUICE

From the ranks of the uniformly energetic and truly exceptional ensemble, Lee N Price is quite a surprise as a schleppy pizza delivery guy who, despite his size, suddenly breaks out in a tap dance that would make the ghost of Gregory Hines sit up and notice. - Travis Michael Holder "Ticket Holders LA"

Miss Great Plains/Tawny-Jo - PAGEANT: THE MUSICAL

My favorite parts were definitely the varied expressions of artistic talent. . . I do have to say that, in my humble opinion, the tiara goes to Lee Price’s Miss Great Plains. Her acted out poetry recitation called “I am the Land” was nothing short of hysterical. Mr. Price’s cowgirl contestant was a riot. And just when you think you’ve had enough of her, Mr. Price surprises us with even more a little later on in the show. - Bill Moloney "Sullivan County Democrat"

Max Detweiler - THE SOUND OF MUSIC

Lee Price commands the stage, radiating positive energy in his highly flamboyant character of Max, an over-the-top performance that totally works for this character, enhancing the quality of the show. - Sean Fallon “broadwayworld.com”

Narrator - INTO THE WOODS

Lee Price as "Narrator" leads us through the intertwined fairy tales with the air of such a congenial fellow we felt a bit sorry when he left the scenes. - Laura Kennelly "CoolCleveland"

Michael/Doctor - MATILDA

Michael (played by Lee Price, who nearly steals the show) - Bob Abelman “Cleveland Jewish News”

Angel/Referee - KINKY BOOTS

The Angels (Mateus Cardoso, Nick Cortazzo, Kyle Elliot, Nic Hermick, Charles Miller and Lee Price) were as good as the dancers in the three other productions of the show that I’ve seen. Congrats to Gregg Daniels and dance captain Charles Miller for molding the group into a dancing machine. - Roy Berko “CoolCleveland”

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