Robert Dixon's early life unfolded in the charming town of Granite Bay, California, where he was born to Bonnie and Robert Dixon, who, for reasons beyond their control, were unable to be present during his first three years of childhood. During this time, his loving grandparents, Gwendoline and Donald Monroe, selflessly took on the responsibility of raising Robert, providing him with a nurturing environment until his parents returned when he was just three years old.
Following his parents' return, Robert's family continued to reside in the grandparents' home, where Bonnie and Robert Dixon devoted themselves to raising their son, instilling in him the values and principles that would shape his future. Despite the challenges they faced during Robert's early years, his parents have been a constant source of support and guidance, encouraging him to pursue his passions and interests.
Robert's educational journey began at Franklin Elementary, followed by his high school years at Del Oro High School. Throughout his academic tenure, he consistently demonstrated a flair for the dramatic, actively participating in and hosting various talent shows and theater productions. His first foray into the world of stage performances was in a production of "William Tell" with Drama Kids in Roseville, California, where he took on the lead role. This initial foray was followed by a string of successful performances in productions such as "The Music Man", "Cinderella", "The Apple Tree", a stage adaptation of "Saturday Night Live", "Repo the Genetic Opera" shadow cast, "Rocky Horror Picture Show" shadow cast, and "Moon Over Buffalo".
In addition to his theatrical pursuits, Robert has also been involved in filmmaking projects with renowned director Rene Perez of IDIC Entertainment, further expanding his creative horizons and honing his skills in the process.
