- Meg Donnelly has signed with WME for representation in all areas worldwide, making the move from her previous agency, Gersh.
- The 25-year-old is best known for Disney's Zombies franchise and ABC's American Housewife, and recently completed a Broadway run as Satine in Moulin Rouge! The Musical (Nov. 2025–March 2026).
- Her debut EP, Dying Art, dropped June 20, 2025, amassing approximately 2.5 million monthly listeners on Spotify; she's currently set to voice a role in the animated film Brave Knight.
- She continues with Range Media Partners for management.
Meg Donnelly has signed with WME for representation across all areas, with Julie Colbert serving as her primary agent. The New York City native, 25, is expanding her footprint well beyond the Disney universe that first put her on the map.
Donnelly first gained national attention through a co-starring role on ABC’s American Housewife and the Disney Channel film Zombies. She’s since made clear she’s not staying in one lane.
In 2025, Donnelly competed on Season 13 of The Masked Singer as “Coral,” finishing 3rd, before announcing her debut EP, Dying Art, released June 20, 2025.
She then made her Broadway debut as Satine in Moulin Rouge! The Musical at the Al Hirschfeld Theatre, performing from November 11, 2025 through March 1, 2026.
On the film side, Donnelly is co-starring in the animated musical Brave Knight, alongside Lilo & Stitch‘s Sydney Agudong and Pitch Perfect‘s Skylar Astin.
WME has been on an aggressive signing streak in the crossover talent space. The agency recently added Mya for worldwide representation and, before that, locked in Robbie Williams in all areas globally.
Donnelly joins a WME roster that includes Anitta, Camila Cabello, Coco Jones, Dove Cameron, Justin Timberlake, Lainey Wilson, Renee Rapp, Rihanna, and more, many of whom, like Donnelly, operate across music, film, and television.
She continues with Range Media Partners for management
Takeaways
This signing isn’t just a routine agency change; it’s a signal that Meg Donnelly is in full reinvention mode, and the industry is paying attention.
She’s checked off Broadway, dropped an EP with real streaming traction, and now has the full firepower of WME behind her across every vertical.
For someone who spent years as a Disney kid, landing at WME (home to Rihanna, The Weeknd, and Renee Rapp) is a statement about where she’s headed, not where she’s been.
The timing also matters. WME has been actively building out its crossover-talent bench, snapping up names like Mya and Robbie Williams in recent months. Donnelly fits cleanly into that strategy: she sings, she acts, she dances, and she’s just turning 26 with a growing music audience and a film slate in motion.
Can Donnelly break out as a mainstream music artist, or will her acting profile always overshadow her music career? With Brave Knight on the way and Dying Art building buzz, is 2026 the year Donnelly becomes a household name outside Disney circles?
