Shae D'lyn

After a brief career in investment banking, Shae D'Lyn attended a post-graduate two-year theater program in New York earning a professional degree in Theater Arts. She then began a career in theater, film, and television, starring in over thirty-five productions including eight feature films. Her credits include "The Motel Life" opposite Emile Hirsch; in "Secrets" with Julie Harris and Thomas Gibson; in "Arthur Miller's The American Clock" opposite Mary McDonnell and Loren Dean; and "Vegas Vacation" with Chevy Chase and Randy Quaid.

She has had the privilege of playing dramatic and comic roles on great television shows including "Ellen," "Law and Order," and four years starring as Jane on ABC's "Dharma and Greg." Her theatrical career includes Baby Doll in the Off Broadway premiere of Tennessee William's Tiger Tail, Theresa in the US premiere of The Crackwalker, Adrianna in The Comedy of Errors at Boston's Leland Center, and Maddy in the world premiere of Maddy Far Away. She has also played classic roles such as Iphigenia, Electra, and Desdemona, and had the honor of being cast by Al Pacino as the understudy for Salome on Broadway.

She also directs and produces theater, film, and television productions. She founded a production company in Los Angeles and Puerto Rico (Shot in the Dark Films) and the Independent Artists' Cooperative in Los Angeles, New York, Vancouver, and Toronto with over 600 members. Her films have won several awards at film festivals including "HEARME – The Imagine Project" which connects orphans in Iraq, Sierra Leone, Zimbabwe, Cambodia, Puerto Rico and Compton through music. HEARME (hearmehub.com) is now a nonprofit sponsored by rock stars and Fleet Jewelry carrying the vision forward.

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