Tara Alexandra Brown

Tara Alexandra Brown was born in Reno, Nevada and is an American film, television, and theater actress. During a visit to Los Angeles when she was 14, Brown was discovered by renowned casting director, Fern Champion, after performing in a casting workshop meant for adults. Champion was so impressed that she helped Tara land her first agent while still living in Nevada. In high school she was an avid performer, appearing in lead roles such as Rizzo in "Grease" and The Nurse in "Romeo and Juliet. At just 15, Brown starred as Cecily in "The Importance of Being Earnest" at the acclaimed Good Luck Macbeth Theater. She was awarded the McQueen High School Arts Scholarship and later the University of Nevada's Grace-Semenza Drama Scholarship. Shortly after moving to Los Angeles at age 19, Brown was diagnosed with a rare form of Type 1 Diabetes known as "LADA", but continues to pursue a professional acting career and intends to be a voice for performers with disabilities. Brown is known for portraying Danielle Skylar in the Emmy Award Winning series, "Bosch" on Amazon, Sara in the comedy web series, "Working Title," and Paige on the drama series, "Every Day." She has received critical acclaim for her many performances on stage, having trained in voice, dance, and improvisation. Most recently she performed with the renowned Santa Monica Playhouse Theatre in the acclaimed musical, "Love in Bloom."