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Idina Menzel is a famous American singer and actress.

Idina Menzel
Idina Menzel

Many people call her the "Queen of Broadway." This is because she is a great star on stage. She has a very strong, powerful voice.

Idina Menzel 2006
Idina Menzel 2006

She first became known for her work in a musical called Rent. In 2003, she played Elphaba in the musical Wicked. Elphaba is a misunderstood witch. This role made her very famous. She even won a Tony Award for it. A Tony Award is a big prize for theater actors.

Idina also works in movies and on TV.

Idina Menzel at the 2023 Capital Pride concert - 8
Idina Menzel at the 2023 Capital Pride concert - 8

She gave her voice to Elsa in the movie Frozen. Her song "Let It Go" was a huge hit. It reached number five on the music charts. She has also made seven music albums. One of her albums is called Holiday Wishes. It was very popular and reached number six on the charts. Idina continues to make music and act in many new ways.

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