Kennedy Campbell is a New York & Boston–based performer, model, and award-winning singer-songwriter. She made her national tour debut with Monster High Live, playing Headmistress Bloodgood and understudying Claudine Wolf. Prior to her tour, her credits included performances at Wheelock Family Theatre and Syracuse Stage, and she has had the honor of singing for a TED Talk. Kennedy also worked with the acclaimed director Mark Tumminelli in Charlie Brown, now directing JCS at the Hollywood Bowl.

 

Kennedy founded Arts for Anxiety to support neurodivergent kids through creativity, believing that art should feel like a safe home for everyone. As a neurodivergent artist herself, she is passionate about using her platform to uplift others and foster understanding and empathy.

 

When she’s not performing, writing songs, or exploring new dialects, Kennedy can often be found diving into worlds filled with faeries, elves, princesses, and other mystical beings — acting is her portal to every universe. She loves learning, growing, and connecting with people through her art, and is endlessly grateful for the work she gets to do and the people she meets along the way.