Jenna Elfman's career as a professional dancer was a launching pad for her future success, with notable appearances in music videos by Depeche Mode and Anthrax, as well as a memorable performance on the 1991 Academy Awards live broadcast, skillfully choreographed by the renowned Debbie Allen.
She then transitioned to acting, with her breakout role as Dharma in the hit television series "Dharma and Greg," earning her a Golden Globe Award, three Emmy Award nominations, and two TV Guide Awards.
In recent years, Elfman has appeared in a variety of television shows, including the comedy series "Imaginary Mary," "Growing Up Fisher," "1600 Penn," and critically-acclaimed guest appearances on "Shameless" and the final season of the award-winning drama "Damages."
Her impressive television credits also include guest appearances on "The Mindy Project," "Two and a Half Men," "My Name is Earl," and "Royal Pains."
Elfman has also made a mark in the film industry, with notable roles in the hit comedy feature film "Friends with Benefits," alongside Justin Timberlake and Mila Kunis, as well as appearances in "Keeping the Faith," "Can't Hardly Wait," "Big Stone Gap," and "Edtv."
As a classically trained ballerina, Jenna has been honored to serve as a guest judge on the hit dance competition show "So You Think You Can Dance" twice. Additionally, she proudly serves on the board of trustees of the Dizzy Feet Foundation, which aims to support, improve, and increase access to dance education in the United States.
Born and raised in Los Angeles, Elfman currently resides there with her husband, Bodhi Elfman, and their two young sons.
