Meghan Andrews, a talented actress and singer, made her mark on the entertainment industry at a young age. At just 10 years old, she performed at The Actors' Studio, impressing Estelle Parsons enough to offer her a role in the play Forgiving Typhoid Mary at George Street Playhouse. This early success led to Meghan becoming a lifetime member of The Actors' Studio.
Meghan's Broadway debut came with Steppenwolf Theatre Company's production of The Grapes of Wrath, where she starred alongside Gary Sinise and Lois Smith. She later worked with Lois Smith again in The Cherry Orchard and The Trip to Bountiful, Off-Broadway and at The Goodman Theatre in Chicago, alongside legendary playwright Horton Foote.
Meghan left Broadway to pursue a career in television, starring in two seasons of The Babysitters Club, which aired on The Disney Channel, HBO, and NETFLIX. She has since appeared in over 30 theatrical productions, including Broadway, Off-Broadway, national tours, and regional productions.
In addition to her acting career, Meghan is a classically trained singer and has released four studio albums. Her music has been praised by critics and audiences alike, with notable musicians appearing on each album. Meghan has won several awards for her music, including the West Coast Songwriters Competition and the Broadway World Award.
Meghan has also had a successful career in film and television, appearing on NBC, F/X, CBS, and Apple TV, among other networks. She has worked with notable directors and actors, including Zach Braff and Jason Segel.
In her personal life, Meghan is a devoted mother and wife, living in a small beach town on the California coast with her family. She is also a vocal performance teacher, sharing her talents with youngsters all over the US.
