Maddisen Sheedy
- Actress
- Stunts
Maddisen is an American-born actress, singer, and dancer with diverse experience across stage and screen. Her career began in theater but soon expanded to include film and commercial work.
Maddisen starred in the feature film "The Forever Watchman" (2026 - Dir. Ralph Cinque). She played a supporting lead in the film "Reawakening" (2024 - Dir. James B. Joyce) as well as being featured in a number of prominent short films such as "Chaos Switch" (2026), "A Veteran Christmas" (2026), and "Growth Rings" (2026) among others. She is excited to be part of the upcoming television project "The Ten" (Dir. Larry Johnson) and the musical film series "Robin Hood: The Golden Arrow" (Dir. Tyson Vick), both in various stages of production. An accomplished stage performer as well, her credits include starring as Annie in "Annie" (2024) alongside Broadway veteran Michael Devries, as well as playing Veruca Salt in Casa Mañana's regional production of "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" (2025).
Maddisen has trained with Broadway Artists Alliance in New York City and Zak Barnett Studios in Los Angeles, as well as working with various coaches across the country.
Maddisen starred in the feature film "The Forever Watchman" (2026 - Dir. Ralph Cinque). She played a supporting lead in the film "Reawakening" (2024 - Dir. James B. Joyce) as well as being featured in a number of prominent short films such as "Chaos Switch" (2026), "A Veteran Christmas" (2026), and "Growth Rings" (2026) among others. She is excited to be part of the upcoming television project "The Ten" (Dir. Larry Johnson) and the musical film series "Robin Hood: The Golden Arrow" (Dir. Tyson Vick), both in various stages of production. An accomplished stage performer as well, her credits include starring as Annie in "Annie" (2024) alongside Broadway veteran Michael Devries, as well as playing Veruca Salt in Casa Mañana's regional production of "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" (2025).
Maddisen has trained with Broadway Artists Alliance in New York City and Zak Barnett Studios in Los Angeles, as well as working with various coaches across the country.
