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Cheryl is a renowned actress who has spent over two decades honing her craft in various mediums, including Broadway, Regional Theatre, and Film/TV. Her extensive career has taken her to numerous stages across North America and Japan, as well as the prestigious Kennedy Center.
Cheryl's most notable role to date is her portrayal of Catherine in the film "No Letting Go," where she starred alongside Kathy Najimy, Richard Burgi, Janet Hubert, and Alysia Reiner. Her performance in the film has garnered widespread recognition, including the Award of Excellence for Leading Actress from the Accolade Global Film Competition and the IndieFest Film Awards.
The film, directed by Jonathan Bucari, is based on his award-winning short film "Illness," in which Cheryl received critical acclaim as Catherine. Her performance earned her Best Leading Actress awards at the Southampton International Film Festival (UK) and the Northwest Ohio Independent Film Festival in 2013, as well as a nomination for Best Actress in a Short Film at the Long Beach International Film Festival in 2014.
In addition to her film work, Cheryl has also made a name for herself on the stage. She won the BroadwayWorld Award for Best Lead Actress in a Play for her role as Truvy in "Steel Magnolias," where she starred alongside the legendary Ruta Lee.
Cheryl's television credits include starring in a series of national promos with golfer David Feherty for his talk show "Feherty" on NBC/Golf Channel. She received an Emmy Nomination - Lone Star Chapter for her role in a series of Texas Rangers Baseball promos for Fox Television.
As a solo artist, Cheryl has recorded and performed with world-renowned violinist and Hollywood Bowl Associate Concertmaster, Robin Olson. She has also performed in concert with the legendary Turtle Creek Chorale.
In addition to her work as a performer, Cheryl has also lent her voice to various media companies, including Fox and MyNetwork Television Stations, Disney Channel, BET (Black Entertainment Television),TLC (The Learning Channel),Columbia Pictures Home Video, Autonomy Post Production, and FirstCom Music, a division of Universal Music Group. She has recorded vocals for a range of projects, including Fox Television Stations' syndicated programming such as "King of the Hill," "Seinfeld," "My Name is Earl," "House of Payne," and "The Office."
