Brooke began her professional singing career at age 11 and soon caught the attention of Club Nouveau producer Jay King, opening for artists like The Pointer Sisters and Doc Severinsen. By high school, she had moved to California, appeared on Star Search, and landed her first major stage role as Dorothy in The Wiz—a moment that sparked a lifelong passion for performance.
Brooke has since starred in lead musical roles from Evita to Anything Goes, and decades later, brought her life story to the stage in a self-produced memoir musical at The Colony Theatre, with a forthcoming autobiography titled Sing Spank Scrub. Her original music, co-produced with Matt Waldrum, earned two LA Music Awards, and her short film The Mermaid Diaries won at the Puerto Rico International Film Festival.
She’s performed the National Anthem for the LA Lakers and the Mighty Ducks, won the grand prize on Don’t Forget the Lyrics, and opened for Vanessa Williams, Richard Carpenter, and Kristine W. Her studio work includes projects for Disney, RuPaul’s Drag Race, Gilmore Girls, NOFX, FatMan, and Showtime’s Embrace the Darkness.
A longtime performer at Disneyland, Brooke starred in stage shows like Animazement and The Hunchback of Notre Dame, and later led several house bands she created for Tomorrowland Terrace. After relocating to Las Vegas, she’s appeared at venues including The Stirling Club, Mondays Dark, Cleopatra’s Barge, and The Bowtie Cabaret.
