Biography

Originally from Binghamton, New York, Stacey is a five-time national champion in artistic roller skating. She earned a BFA in Dance from the prestigious Juilliard School in NYC and went on to dance professionally in ballet, modern, jazz, flamenco and ballroom dance as well as teach and choreograph around the country. As the "face of Walt Disney World", she was described by her fans as the "human exclamation point", who hosted the Top 7 Must Sees at Walt Disney World (2005-2009) and Must Do Disney (2009-present), airing 24/7 on her very own TV channel. She was the on-court roller skating game host for the WNBA's Los Angeles Sparks at the Staples Center for two seasons, played nine different roles in the hilarious new play, Carrie Ann's Kiss, and Trisha in Alan Ball's play, Five Women Wearing The Same Dress. Composer agent Richard Kraft, discovered Stacey at Walt Disney World, and asked her to host his award-winning documentary, Finding Kraftland. The feature length film has received awards in over 70 film festivals worldwide and was screened by special invitation at Pixar in Emeryville, CA. She spent two seasons as "Andi Ramsey" on the television series, 7th Street Theater and played the lead in the feature length love story, Me & You, Us, Forever. She has done on-camera and voice over commercials for clients like: McDonald's, AT&T, Toyota, Clairol, Time Warner Cable, Alamo, Regions Bank, Safeco Insurance, Acura, Carl's Jr., Bud Light and more. Stacey and renowned voice over demo producer and director, Chuck Duran, Produce and Host the global weekly voice over web show, VO Buzz Weekly. The show premiered in January 2012 and is seen in more than 100 countries. Stacey landed the gig of in-show announcer and studio audience warm-up artist for Season 3 of Family Game Night on The Hub. As an animal lover and advocate, Stacey donates the proceeds from autographed pictures purchased from her official website to various animal charities and rescue organizations.
- IMDb mini biography by: Tip

Five time national champion in artistic roller skating.