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Peyton Shaffer
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About Peyton Shaffer
Peyton Shaffer stepped onto a professional stage at age 10, playing 'Kate' in Paramount Theatre's critically acclaimed production of Annie. That role launched a career that has kept her working steadily ever since. She has performed to standing ovations in other Broadway Series shows at Paramount, including Music Man, A Christmas Story the Musical, and Mary Poppins, where she played 'Jane Banks.' At Drury Lane Theatre in Oakbrook, she took the lead role of 'Jojo' in Seussical.
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Personal
- Birthplace
- Illinois, United States
- Ethnicity
- Caucasian
- Sexuality
- Straight
Body
- Hair Color
- Blonde
- Eye Color
- Green
- Weight
- 105 lbs (or 48 kg)
- Measurements
- 34–24–34 (B–W–H) · WHR 0.71
- Bra/Cup Size
- 34B show conversions - UK: 34B, EU: 75B, AU: 12B, JP: 75B
- Boobs
- Real/Natural
Extra
- Instagram Followers
- 6k (as of June 2026)
Frequently asked
How did Peyton Shaffer start her professional acting career?
She began acting at age 8 in local youth and community theater, then landed her first professional role as 'Kate' in Paramount Theatre's Annie at age 10.
Which roles have she played in Jeff-nominated productions?
She played 'Young Eponine' in Les Miserables and 'Debbie' in Billy Elliot, both Jeff-nominated productions at Drury Lane Theatre.
What is her connection to the Jeff Award?
She starred as Carolyn Johnson in Theo Ubique Theatre's Bridges of Madison County, which later won the 2019 Jeff Award for Best Musical.
Did you know
- Peyton played the title role of 'Heidi' in a Provision Theater production.
- She appeared in the US Premiere of The Last Wife as 'Young Queen Elizabeth'.
- Peyton played 'Janice Whitaker' in the regional premiere of Far From Heaven.
- She was 10 when she took on her first professional role in Annie.
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