Sharon Wheatley made her Broadway debut as a swing in 1994, in the original Broadway production of "Les Miserables" directed by Trevor Nunn and John Caird. Before joining the Broadway company of Les Misérables, Wheatley traveled nationally as part of the touring company where she was a member of the ensemble and understudied the roles of both Eponine and Cosette. Additional credits include: *Original Broadway cast **Closing company  Wheatley holds the distinction of being the only actress to appear in "Les Miserables", "The Phantom of the Opera" and "Cats" on Broadway. She also originated "Avenue Q" at The Wynn Casino and Resort in Las Vegas as Kate/Lucy/Mrs. T/Yellow Bear. On Broadway with "Avenue Q", Wheatley served not only as a standby but also as the assistant stage manager and dance captain for part of her time with the production. In July 2018, Wheatley returned to the role of Kate/Lucy for two performances only to celebrate the 15th anniversary of Avenue Q in New York City. Wheatley has performed the majority of her regional credits at The Weston Playhouse in Weston, Vermont. Outside of her work at Weston, other notable credits include playing the Baker's Wife ("Into the Woods") and Rosabella ("The Most Happy Fella") at the Lyric Opera Cleveland in Ohio. Wheatley's autobiography, "'Til the Fat Girl Sings" (Adams Media), came out on June 1, 2006, and Wheatley followed its release with a year of public appearances and book-launch concerts. The writing of her memoir led to sketch comedy writing for Kristin Chenoweth, writing an award winning skit for the Gypsy of the Year Awards in 2017 with her "Come from Away" castmates, writing nationally for Weight Watchers from 2011-2015, and blogging on her own website, "My Own Space". As a blogger, Wheatley is probably best known for "Smash—Fact or Fiction?", a blog/quiz that follows every episode of NBC's "Smash" (which was created by her close friend and mentor Theresa Rebeck). "Smash—Fact or Fiction?" was written up in New York Magazine on two occasions and was featured in "Marie Claire Magazine". Wheatley has performed as a solo vocalist with a number of pops orchestras, as part of touring programs of the hits of the 1950s and holiday music, with conductors Jack Everly, Stuart Chaftez and Charles Prince.