Lonyé Perrine's journey in the world of acting began at a tender age of four, when she booked her first commercial. As her passion for acting continued to grow, another passion started to blossom. In high school, Lony'e excelled in track and field, earning state champion titles every year and being crowned MVP in her senior year. This impressive athletic background led her to Villanova University, where she received a Track and Field scholarship and graduated with honors.
Although Lony'e had a successful career in the IT consulting industry, she couldn't shake off her passion for the arts. Her TV credits include appearances on popular shows such as "Castle", "Chuck", "United States of Tara", and "One Life To Live". Her feature film credits include "Jersey Justice", the recently wrapped "Chemical Peel", and various short films. Lony'e has also made a mark in the world of web series, guest starring in "Front Seat Chronicles" and having a series regular role on "Simply Simon".
On stage, Lony'e has had the opportunity to showcase her talents in several award-nominated productions, including "Black Women: State of The Union", "For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide When The Rainbow is Enuf", "Age of Bees", and "Throw Black: Black Cinema Night". With a heart full of purpose, positivity, and a desire to serve, Lony'e strives to spread joy and inspiration to all those she encounters. Her unique blend of the heart of an actor and the drive of an athlete makes her a powerful force to be reckoned with. Meet Lonyé Perrine, a true multi-talented individual.
