Dawn Dail

Dawn Lisa Dail was born in Carmel, California. From a young age she displayed artistic talent and potential in the arts. She attended Monterey High School, then moved to Southern California to pursue her dreams. In her early twenties, Dawn began runway modeling, and won the award for "Most Photogenic" in a local modeling contest. Then she started studying at one of the country's top acting schools, The Beverly Hills Playhouse, under acting guru, Milton Katselas. Later, she booked her first play portraying the role of Rosa in "My Wonderful Coma". Most recently, she booked the role of June in the Katselas Theatre Company production of "Tough Cookie", written by Seth Freeman and directed by Philip Charles MacKenzie. Her most recent project was a part in the indie movie, 'The Remake', with Larry King, June Lockhart, Sally Kellerman, and Robert Romanus--and written, directed, and starring Lynne Alana Delaney. Dawn is very active with The American Foundation For Suicide Prevention because both of her parents took their own lives.