Mandy Moore

A rather young singer and actress Mandy Moore has gained a reputation she can be proud of. Mandy was born April 10, 1984, in Nashua, New Hampshire. Nevertheless, she soon moved to Orlando, Florida with family, where she is currently residing with her parents. Mandy’s father Don is a pilot, and her mother Stacy, a former news reporter. Her brothers Scott and Kyle are also with them. Mandy discovered her interest in music while attending a summer musical camp Mandy at the age of nine years. Mandy was a famous name and she soon was known as the "National Anthem Girl" when she chanted "The Star-Spangled Banner" for Chris Evert's Pro-Celebrity Tennis Tournament" and all the major sports teams.

Thereafter, Mandy started learning auditioning and voice lessons for having parts in the local theaters. She got her first role as Ngana in "South Pacific". Mandy Moore has been appearing in more than a dozen plays since then. She mostly played her theatre roles in Central Florida area. She received the invitations of doing many lead roles also. The plays like "Bye Bye Birdie" and "Guys and Dolls" gave her an unforgettable recognition. It was at Stagedoor Manor which is a performing academy in New York she learnt theatre. She was very hard working. She was studying theatre during the day and playing roles in night. Mandy made it to the final two choices for "High Society" when she was auditioned for Broadway. She swiftly got involved in national advertisements, TV pilots and voice-overs. She lent her voice to the "Ducky" for the Universal Studios.