NANCY PARSONS; a Nebraska native, earned a bachelor degree in Fine Arts in Acting & Directing at the University Of Arizona where she had the lead role in an original play, Dancers, which one first place awards on the college theater circuit, with a premier performance at the Kennedy Center in Washington, DC. As a single parent she never stopped pursuing her dream.. She preformed in local theater, received accolades and recognition for film, commercial and print work locally. The “dream of coming to Los Angeles never left her and at 55 packed up and headed west.

Since arriving in Los Angles, Nancy has studied at Groundlings, Margie Haber Studios and commercial work with Daphne Kirby.

Nancy’s interests are as diverse as her talent. She loves singing, (produced a CD of her fathers favorite songs from the 40’s) which made as a gift for her family after her father’s passing. In the 60’s Nancy, a flower child performed with the group The Thingies and spent several years in Miami as a member of AGVA where she danced with the Mike Vetro Show. During her Miami days Nancy enjoyed walk on roles at Ivan Tors Studios and modeling work. It was during this time that Nancy got the acting bug only to put it on hold until later years.

Nancy is an avid Nebraska football fan and a avid AZ Basket Cat fan, so when either of these teams are playing; look out, the passion runs deep.

Nancy’s newest and favorite role so far is grandma to Quinn and Owen. “ I heard this was fabulous but had no idea the joy this brings”.

Nancy’s other interests are philosophical discussions, (she is an ordained minister), writing, nature walks and sharing good food and wine with friends and family.

Nancy has two favorite quotes:

“And the day came when the desire to remain the same was more painful than the risk

to grow. “(Unknown)

“So, how hard is it to let go of doubt, when you see you can do the impossible”. Ramatha.