Holladay Crook

Holladay Thornton Crook is an American teen actress, singer, and model based in Charlotte, NC. She began dancing and singing at a very young age. At the age of five, she took her first trip to New York to see "Mary Poppins" and "The Rockettes" perform. After this experience, she knew she wanted to be on stage one day. Although Holladay first began her training as a dancer and singer, her love of all things performing arts lead her to acting. She has performed in several dance and musical theater productions including "The Nutcracker" and "New York New York". Through local performances in theater and dance and training in New York City, her talent was discovered and she was referred to her agent. Holladay made her TV debut in the comedic series The Way Way Down (2016), directed by Ivana Klug-Price. After this series, she starred as Young Amber in the Hallmark movie, Another Tango (2018) alongside Brant Daugherty and Lexi Giovagnoli and directed by Sean Michael Beyer. Holladay has also appeared on episodes of Sid Roth's It's Supernatural (1996), in short films, and the documentary, Flying Blind (2017) for the Billy Graham Foundation. In her spare time, Holladay enjoys competitive sailing, traveling, golf and hanging out with her family, friends and her fur-babies. Holladay is a passionate advocate for animal rescue, pediatric cancer fundraising efforts, and living plastic-free.