Kristin Chenoweth is an Emmy and Tony Award-winning actress, singer, and philanthropist whose talent has left a lasting impact across film, television, voice-over work, and the stage. From her Tony-winning role in You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown to her Emmy-winning performance in Pushing Daisies, Kristin has captivated audiences with her powerhouse vocals and signature charm. Most recently, she’s taking on a new challenge, starring in and producing The Queen of Versailles, a Broadway-bound musical based on the award-winning documentary. The project reunites her with Wicked composer Stephen Schwartz, with music that explores the true cost of fame, fortune, and family. The show made its Broadway debut in the 2025. On-screen, Kristin can be seen in the TV series Stumble, Netflix’s Our Little Secret alongside Lindsay Lohan and will be lending her voice to the animated feature The King of Kings, singing the closing credit song, "Live Like That."

Beyond her onstage and onscreen work, Kristin is a passionate advocate for arts education and philanthropy. As a keynote speaker, she brings a blend of humor, heart, and hard-earned wisdom, sharing stories from her career and insights on resilience, staying authentic, and chasing dreams with passion and purpose.

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A star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, a Tony and Emmy winner, and a Grammy-nominated artist, Kristin has built a career that seamlessly spans multiple entertainment platforms. Her Broadway credits include Wicked, On the Twentieth Century, and her solo show, My Love Letter to Broadway. On television, she’s been a fan favorite in Glee, Schmigadoon!, The West Wing, and Pushing Daisies, and has appeared in numerous films, from The Witches and Holidate to beloved animated features like Rio 2 and The Peanuts Movie.

Kristin is also a bestselling author. Her latest book, I'm No Philosopher, But I Have Thoughts, offers witty and heartfelt reflections on life, faith, and creativity. She has also penned the candid memoir A Little Bit Wicked and the children’s book What Will I Do with My Love Today?, encouraging young readers to spread kindness and generosity.

Committed to nurturing the next generation of performers, Kristin founded Broadway Bootcamp, an intensive program for young aspiring artists. Her passion for arts education extends to "Places! The Kristin Chenoweth Tour Experience", which gives college and conservatory students the opportunity to perform alongside her on tour. In her home state of Oklahoma, she has partnered with the Broken Arrow Performing Arts Center, which now houses the Kristin Chenoweth Theatre.

Whether she’s lighting up Broadway, gracing the screen, or inspiring future artists, Kristin Chenoweth continues to entertain, empower, and uplift audiences worldwide.