Mia Reeves

She began her professional career as a child model at age 9. Her work was primarily on stage, including Shakespeare and musicals, and she is an accomplished stage combatant, specializing in heavy sword. She was the Artistic Director of the Fort Salem Theatre for several years, working as their resident soprano and fight choreographer. She was a returning actress at the Maryland Renaissance Festival. She originated the role of Amy in the U.S. premiere of Howard Goodall's musical, "Girlfriends," in Washington, D.C., and the CD is available through the show's director. She was an actress with Living Voices, touring two one-woman shows to schools, colleges and events; one piece deals with the Holocaust and Anne Frank, and the other with Irish immigration at the turn of the century. She is doing cabarets and giving talks on acting at various venues. She was born in Bennington, VT and raised in Adelphi, Maryland. She attended Oxford University. Having resided several years in NYC, she now lives in Florida with her husband and animal companions, the Pomeranians Adaron and Cassie. Along with Lars Ullberg, she is working on a fantasy-based novel. She is also a graduate of the New Seminary in NYC, and has an MSC and is an ordained minister.