Ashlee Abrams

Actress/singer/songwriter Ashenputtel "Ashlee" Abrams is the eldest grandchild of Australian pop/rock pioneer April Byron. Abrams began acting professionally at age 13, when she won the title role in the stage adaptation of Lewis Carroll's classic "Alice in Wonderland". Other film, T.V. and theatre work followed, including leading stage roles in "Into the Woods", "Grease", "The Little Foxes", and "Cinderella", among many others. Abrams' original song "Saddle Up" was requested to be the theme song for VH1 reality series Saddle Ranch. Abrams is named after her mother, Cinderella - Ashenputtel is the German title of the legendary fairytale, and the version of the story used in the Sondheim musical "Into the Woods".