Syndee Winters is a distinguished performer who has graced Broadway stages and appeared in television productions, known for her versatile acting and musical talents.
Syndee Winters and Mindy Kay Smith of ROAR! discussed the 5 things needed to create a highly successful career in Broadway, Theater or Live Performance Art.
GrayRock Entertainment has worked with and now proudly represents Syndee Winters for private events, highlighting her as a Broadway actress/singer.
Founded by Syndee Winters, ROAR School is a performance development workshop that equips artists to be Resourceful, Optimistic, Authentic, and Reliant.
Syndee Winters performed a tribute to jazz greats, specifically Lena Horne, at Jazz Fridays @lacma.
Syndee Winters brought her show, "Beyond Broadway: An Evening with Syndee Winters," after her work in Hamilton and The Lion King.
Syndee Winters was part of the cast for the "Disney Princess – The Concert" tour, with performances resuming in March.
Syndee Winters began her career in Broadway, making her debut as Nala in Disney’s “The Lion King.” She reprised this role in 2019, an experience that included meeting Beyoncé, who was involved in the live-action film adaptation. Her Broadway credits also include roles in “Motown the Musical,” “Pippin,” and notably, portraying all three Schuyler sisters in the acclaimed production “Hamilton.” Winters’ ability to embody multiple distinct characters on stage highlights her range as a theatrical performer.
Beyond her theater work, Winters has also contributed to television. She appeared in NBC’s “Jesus Christ Superstar Live in Concert” alongside John Legend in 2018. In 2017, she played Ms. Smiley on “Law & Order: Special Victims Unit,” where she engaged in a scene with Lt. Olivia Benson, played by Mariska Hargitay. In 2020, she acted as Jada in an episode of “Little Voice,” further expanding her on-screen presence. Her filmography also includes the short film “The Announcement” as Marley in 2020 and a role in “Byproduct,” which is currently in post-production. Winters also lent her voice to the Music Video “Complete” in 2013.
In addition to her performing career, Syndee Winters is the founder of ROAR School, a performance development workshop. This initiative focuses on teaching young artists to be Resourceful, Optimistic, Authentic, and Reliant. Through ROAR School, Winters contributes to the artistic community by fostering creativity, discipline, and mindfulness in emerging talents. She is also a recording artist, forming the R&B duo Butterfly Black with Grammy-winning bassist Ben Williams, and has collaborated on tracks with artists such as Snoop Dogg, Big Daddy Kane, and Grandmaster Flash. Winters was a Top 3 recipient of the 2024 Sarah Vaughan International Vocal Jazz Award.
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