Peyton Woolf

Peyton Woolf began performing at the age of three, becoming the youngest to sing the National Anthem at an NBA game. She has since performed at multiple NBA, NHL, and WNBA games. In her hometown of Phoenix she joined the musical theatre training program, Art and Sol, where she performed in over 10 productions including playing "ANNIE" in "ANNIE" and "ALICE" in "ALICE IN WONDERLAND". She then was cast in her first show at Desert Stages Theatre as "THE BUTTERFLY", in "THE BUTTERFLY'S DAY". Since then, she has performed in several productions a year including the title role of "ARIEL" in "THE LITTLE MERMAID". In 2015, Peyton won the National Youth Art Award for "Best Supporting Actress in a Musical". Peyton has studied Film Acting at Dearing Acting Studios and Theatrical Acting at Desert Stages Theatre. She trains in Classical and Shakespearean acting at North Phoenix Preparatory Drama. Peyton was a competitive cheerleader for two years with level 5 stunting and tumbling skills. She has trained in many styles of dance including Jazz, Ballet, Hip Hop, Pom, and Contemporary. Peyton recently moved to Los Angeles where she continues training and performing and she eagerly looks forward to continuing on her journey as an Artist.