Billie Allen's journey in the world of dance and acting began at Hampton Institute, now known as Hampton University, where she honed her skills in preparation for her future endeavors. She then made the move to New York to further her education in dance and acting, marking the start of a long and illustrious career.
Her first foray into the world of Broadway was with the musical "On the Town", which was followed by numerous other productions. Billie Allen's passion for her craft led her to study under the guidance of renowned acting and directing experts, including Lee Strasburg, Lloyd Richards, and Howard Clerman.
Throughout her career, Billie Allen has accumulated a impressive list of Broadway credits, including "Raisin in the Sun", "Blues for Mr Charlie", and "Critic Choice". Her talents have also been showcased in Off-Broadway productions, such as "Mamba's Daughter" alongside the legendary Ethel Waters, as well as summer stock and "Journey into Shakespeare" at the Birkshire Theatre Festival.
In addition to her work on stage, Billie Allen is a founding member of the Frank Silvera Writers Workshop and the League of Professional Theatre Women in New York City. Her influence extends beyond the stage, as she serves on the advisory boards of several prominent theatre organizations, including the Cherry Lane Theatre, AMAS Musical Theatre, New Federal Theatre, Riverside Theatre, and Women's Project.
Billie Allen is also an active member of the American Theatre Wing and serves on the advisory committee of the Tony Awards Administrator committee. Her dedication to her craft and her commitment to supporting the arts have made her a respected figure in the world of theatre.
Today, Billie Allen continues to live and work as an actor and director in New York City, leaving a lasting impact on the world of theatre.
