Salisha Thomas, a theater enthusiast, realized her dream of starring on Broadway by age 25. Starting as a vocalist at Disneyland, she moved to New York City and quickly landed a role in "Beautiful: The Carole King Musical" for its 1st National Tour. During the tour, she took a brief hiatus to become Miss California in the Miss World Organization. After 1.5 years with "Beautiful," she decided to try her luck in New York again. Before returning, she was cast as Diana Ross in "Trevor the Musical." Following its Chicago run, she made her Broadway debut in "Beautiful," staying until its closure. She then joined the cast of "Once Upon a One More Time," the Britney Spears Musical. Salisha's journey is a testament to pursuing big goals without holding back.

(0:00) Introduction to Rapid Results with Andrew Weiss

(0:33) Interview with Salisha Thomas: Childhood and Early Achievements

(8:18) Salisha's First Broadway Experience and Talent Discussion

(26:42) Salisha's Auditioning Experiences and Working for Disney

(31:29) Salisha's Journey to Becoming a Disney Princess and Resilience Discussion

(39:56) Salisha's Move to New York and the Struggles of Professional Acting

(44:45) Salisha's Decision to Quit Disneyland and Her Love for New York

(49:46) Salisha's Audition Experiences and Secrets to Success in the Industry

(1:00:32) Discussion about Broadway's Inclusivity and How to Connect with Salisha

(1:07:52) Preview of Next Episode and Closing Remarks by Andrew Weiss