What People Are Saying…..

  • Newsies

    Newsies

    “Bella Depaola brings serious girl boss energy and has a fantastic singing belt.”

    - Courtney Taylor, Utah Theater Bloggers

    “Bella Depaola crushes the role of Spot Conlon with fire and passion…I loved the character that Depaola brings…the perfect edge and authority expected from the well-loved leader of Brooklyn.

    - Torri Adams, Front Row Reviewers

  • Godspell

    “Clad in a slinky, shiny, shimmering, green lame’ jumpsuit, Bella DePaola offers up a sultry rendition of ‘Turn Back, O Man’……DePaola slinks and struts about the stage with a lithe sensuousness that leaves little to the imagination; her stage presence is as strong and true as her vocalizations.”

    - Lisa Jarisch, Berkshire on Stage

  • Jersey Boys

    “In a sensitively played role, Bella DePaola is the seemingly soft around the edges, but hard in the middle, Lorraine, Valli’s lady friend until the “winter” of his journey.”

    - Lisa Jarisch, Berkshire on Stage

  • The Little Mermaid

    “The beautiful voices and hilarious facial expressions of the mermaids…..are charming and wonderful in this piece. Did I want to be one of their mermaid friends? Try to guess.”

    - Elise White, Front Row Reviewers

  • 42nd Street

    “Bella DePaola give Anytime Annie strength and beauty”

    - J. Peter Bergman, Berkshire Edge

  • Fantasticks

    “There are two Mutes who manage the stage….and perform choreographed moments, beautifully produced by Bella DePaola.”

    - Peter Bergman, The Berkshire Edge

News!

Christmas at Tuacahn

3rd times the charm! I had a wonderful Holiday season performing Elf The Musical in the ensemble and understudying Jovie!

Tuacahn Amphitheater Summer Season

Truly had the summer of dreams performing in the 2025 Summer Season as Atina in The Little Mermaid, Spot Conlon in Newsies, and Ens/U/S Wicked Witch in The Wizard of Oz!

Tuachan Debut

I spent the Holiday season performing in ‘A Christmas Carol’ in Utah at The Tuacahn Center for the Arts directed and choreographed by Mara Newbery Greer.