Sheryl Faye is back for Women’s History Month to present Eleanor Roosevelt: an American politician, a civil and women’s rights activist, and the longest-serving First Lady of the United States. Experience the dramatic portrayal of one of the most admired people of the 20th century!
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From the moment I could walk, I knew I wanted to be an Actress. I turned my back porch into a theater and the bathroom into the Box Office. The audience consisted of my Dolls and my Mother. I starred, wrote, and directed all of the shows.
I started taking lessons when I was seven years old at the Harwich Jr. Theater on Cape Cod, where I grew up. I was in my first show, Cinderella, when I was nine years old. I loved the lights, the smell of new paint on the set, and the wonderful feeling from being onstage. Of course, I LOVED signing autographs! I knew that this was where my heart was and my Mother always encouraged me to pursue my dreams.
In 1996 I attended Emerson College, in Boston, where I graduated with honors and received a BFA in Acting.
Today, I am a full time Actress! A goal I have worked very hard to achieve. I currently star in 11 one-woman shows that I tour all over the world. I recently made my debut in England, with my Queen Elizabeth II show. I perform for a variety of organizations for adults and children. I am so grateful to have been the recipient of many awards for both stage and film.
I have an incredibly supportive and loving family for which I am so blessed. An extra special Thank you to my Mom, my number one fan, for encouraging me, driving me to my rehearsals, studying my lines with me and cheering me on! You are the reason I do what I do today! I love you to pieces!
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