
Hello
Rhiannon (AKA Rumor) is a performer; she's been in multiple productions over the past few years, and for her first lead in an original play at Kaleidoscope Theatre in Panama City (Fl) this past spring. She's a musician, writing songs about her experience as a young woman. She's also a dancer; her favorite style is contemporary. When she dances, she says it's like running in a field, freeing. Her dream is to act on Broadway or Off-Broadway; she lives to entertain and feels it's what she's called to do in life.
My Story
Rhiannon has always had a passion for the arts, creativity, and specifically performance. When she was little, she had been taking ballet classes, but eventually dropped out when she was in ballet II/III because at that point she had lost interest in it. Despite this, the desire to dance had stayed deep in her, as well as the desire to perform. She has been in musicals, plays, and such as long as she can remember.
Unfortunately, as middle school and part of high school went on, she had far fewer opportunities to be in shows, so she took a few-year break until she attended a triple-threat camp in Panama City, Florida, in 2023, where she rediscovered her passion for Dance and Acting. For the three years that followed, she worked hard to catch up to her peers who always seemed to be a step ahead of her in every class she took. About a year after she had started dancing and acting again, she found herself already in the best group of students, and more in love with performing than ever.
In the recent spring, she had auditioned for an original play at Kaleidoscope Theater, called Old Men and Little Dogs. When the cast list had come out, she didn't expect to be part of the crew at all because of her lack of experience as a named part, but to her surprise, she not only got one lead in the four-act show, but two leads. This had been the most lines she's ever had to memorize, but she had fun. She recalls that she said her first line as a lead for the first time and saw the audience's faces look towards her; that's when she knew that this truly is what she's supposed to do with her life.
Thus, she recently applied to the AMDA high school program over the summer and got in, which she is ecstatic about. Her dream school is AMDA, and her end goal is to be a professional actor on Broadway, hopefully with the people that she meets at the school.
Contact
I'm always looking for new and exciting opportunities. Let's connect.
719-320-2224
