Shari Lyn

Shari Lyn started learning ballet at the age five. She had been acting and playing the flute since the age seven when she appeared in a reality show. At nine, she started learning the piano and she was trained to sing, dance, act, and fence. Later she studied classical guitar, karate, golf, downhill, skiing, tennis, basketball, and roller and ice skating. Lyn then became a gymnast and started her training for Varsity track. She ran track for the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, Michigan. She also represented the City of Detroit as a puppeteer for the Children's Museum of Detroit. Lyn is working on an animated film in which she can use her unique voices. Shari Lyn continued studying theatre at Cass Technical High School in Detroit, Michigan where she performed in plays like Shakespeare's Hamlet, MacBeth, and Taming of the Shrew. She also starred in Neil Simon's Barefoot in the Park and Lorraine Hansberry's A Raisin in the Sun. Lyn taught at Hollywood High School where she produced and directed the play Grease. Lyn has been published as a well known poet and was published internationally as one of the best poets of 2007. Lyn produced, directed and acted in the play Ha Llegado el Momento in Spanish for Wayne State University in Detroit, Michigan. She also starred as Amazonia in Raspucho and the Moenastic Fairies. Lyn played Mrs. Christopher in the play The Christophers. She has performed in many other plays and often appears on television and in films. Lyn has, performed with the Celebrity Life Choir in multiple languages. Shari Lyn is the talent coordinator for a Celebrity website and she has made appearances in Links, X-Files, Any Day Now, The Practice, Don't Do This at Home, and the Paul and Gene Simmons Show. She also did Roxana's music video Here with Me. She works as an international filmmaker, in which, she writes, produces, and makes feature and independent films. She is also producing a comedic family television show. Lyn can speak French and Spanish fluently, as well as a little Norwegian and Ojibwe. She is learning Portuguese, German, Italian and Korean.