. . .    Meg is a talented actress & singer. Her first love is singing and she sings every chance that she gets from the shower to the stage. She has always been singing since she could talk as attributed to a surprise duet with the radio in the back seat while in her car seat at the age of two. Meg has been actively involved in theatre and dance from the age of four. She currently performs professionally in a tribute concert show as Hannah Montana for both private parties and large events and is working on expanding her tribute concert repertoire to include other divas in both the "Pop" & "Country" genres. Meg recorded three soundtracks for an independent film called "For Sale By Owner" The film was released both in the US and internationally. She also was the lead and sang in a music video that supported our troops. You can see her music video within her demo tab on this website. Meg has performed on stage in Damn Yankees at the Paramount Theatre in Austin, Texas, the People Garden at the Zach Scott Theatre in Austin, TX, and The Frog Prince and The Tales of Hans Christian Andersen children's musicals with the Missoula Children's Theatre troupe also at the Paramount Theatre. She also performed in the opening number Give me a Drum at the 80th annual Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York City. She currently takes weekly voice lessons as well as attends The Music Theatre Academy at TexARTS, a musical theatre performing arts training program, and is part of the Rising Stars Troupe for advanced performers. Meg is an honor student involved in the Quest (G&T) program, the English AP program, and the Math AP program. She is currently attending Cedar Park High School and participating in their Theatre program. Meg loves animals as attested to her three pets of two cats and one dog. Mia & Daisy are both Tabbies and try keeping Ranger our Yellow Lab in line. Meg's other interests also include reading, writing stories, swimming, bike riding, horseback riding, rock wall climbing, and anything that involves chocolate! . . .