Leslie Odom Jr., Performer

from Mogul Interviews Hosted by Jessica Lipps

Leslie Odom Jr. (www.leslieodomjr.com) is a performer best known for his role in Broadway's hit musical "Hamilton," for which he won the Tony award for "Best Lead Actor in a Musical." Currently, Leslie's touring a solo show. His film "Murder on the Orient Express" releases this month and we can also look forward to his debut book, "Failing Up," and a new album in early 2018. In this interview, learn about all of this plus the defining moment that changed Leslie's career and his advice for aspiring performers.

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