Glee came to an end last month after six seasons, and after you watch the finale, you may be wondering where all these actors will end up. Much of the cast has a lot going on — one star is staying loyal to Ryan Murphy, a couple are heading to Broadway, and several actors will be seen on the big screen too. After you check out all the pictures [1] of the finale and listen to all the songs [2], find out where Lea Michele [3] and co. will be seen next!
If you can't let go, also check out the moment dedicated to Cory Montheith [4], where all the characters end up [5], and how the cast said goodbye on social media [6].
Lea Michele
Michele will stay within Glee creator Ryan Murphy's world — she's been cast in his horror-comedy Scream Queens [7], which will air this Fall. Not only that, she just signed on to star in The Layover [8], a road trip comedy directed by William H. Macy.
Darren Criss
Criss is getting back on stage with the title role in the Broadway hit Hedwig and the Angry Inch, starting this Spring.
Naya Rivera
While Rivera has a huge personal role coming up — she's going to be a mom [9] — she also has more small-screen time scheduled. Rivera will appear on Devious Maids as Blanca, a new maid in the neighborhood.
Matthew Morrison
Morrison is currently playing J. M. Barrie [10] on Broadway in Finding Neverland, and after that, he has a prestigious big-screen project coming up. He's playing a painter in the 17th century, Europe-set drama Tulip Fever opposite Judi Dench, Dane DeHaan, Cara Delevingne, Christoph Waltz, and Zach Galifianakis [11].
Jane Lynch
Lynch, who stars as tracksuit junkie Sue Sylvester, will continue to make TV — one of which, the comedy Dropping the Soap, is a web series. Stay tuned for its launch and also about news of a pilot she has been cast in, CBS sitcom Angel From Hell.
Chris Colfer
Colfer is slated to play Noel Coward in a biopic about the playwright, and the writer also has a Disney Channel pilot he wrote and produced in the works, called The Little Leftover Witch.
Heather Morris
Morris was recently cast in the indie comedy Folk Hero & Funny Guy with Girls' Alex Karpovsky and Melanie Lynskey, and she also has the high school horror film Most Likely to Die on the way.
Kevin McHale
McHale has a supporting role in the indie (and musical) Boychoir, set to come out next month, and his next endeavor is the film They Might Be Kennedys costarring Aaron Tveit.
Dianna Agron
Agron, who has already had a few big-screen roles, will continue to focus on her film career. She appeared in the Sundance drama Zipper, which will get a release date later this year, and next she has the lead in the action thriller Headlock as a former CIA operative. She will also be seen in the indies Bare and Tumbledown, projected for release sometime this year.
Jenna Ushkowitz
Ushkowitz's most recent role was behind the scenes; she executive produced the documentary Twinsters, which just debuted at SXSW.
Chord Overstreet
Overstreet will also leap from the small screen to the big screen. He's costarring in Fourth Man Out, an indie comedy set to come out this year.
Jayma Mays
Mays will be part of the giant cast for Netflix's Wet Hot American Summer [12] special as Jessica.