Jacqueline Manning

Jacqueline grew up at the Bucks County Playhouse, the theater where her parents met and married on the stage. Her mother, Kristine Lewis, is a Broadway producer and casting director with Lewis and Fox in NYC. Jacqueline's father, Jack Maloney, was a singer and actor and is the manager and PTSD counselor at a Veterans Center in Florida. Jacqueline grew up performing in various theater and occasional film and TV projects. She moved to NYC at age 17 and became the youngest student ever accepted to study at the New Actors Workshop. She filmed In & Out (1997) the same year. After graduating the two-year program she continued to perform in plays, musicals and films all over the country, and especially enjoyed her experiences on the set of "Funk Parlor" starring James Wilder and Chris Lemmon. She holds a special place in her heart for France--she speaks the language well and has visited Provence many times. She recorded a jazz album, music by Cathy Block. Listen to it at www.jacquelinemaloney.com