Shay Fernàndez
- Actress
- Producer
A Queer Multi-Ethnic Vegetarian Native Cali Vans wearer (cuz she's off the wall) Aquarius Human who grew up wanting to be Dolly Parton.
Shay has been playing in Improv for over 10 years. Other Art forms; Drums (pantomimes) Sketch, Film, Theatre, and Stand Up. She loves collaborating in both Comedy and Drama. Shay keeps it real but goes with the flow while maintaining a sense of humor. One of her many beliefs in her own off the wall way of saying it; she won't blow rocks up your skirt (give ya phony BS).
She loves to take risks and has jumped out of a plane, with a parachute, but of course. Shay trusts in the Universe and follows her Spidey Senses (gut/intuition) which has saved her life several times and throws it into her work.
Originally from the San Francisco Bay Area she has a variety of interests including; traveling, motorcycles, classic cars, animals, dancing, concerts, sports, boogie boarding, kayaking, snowmobiling, hiking, bicycling, and loves getting golden with The Golden Girls. On her bucket list - To travel the World and back again, yes please.
Shay has been playing in Improv for over 10 years. Other Art forms; Drums (pantomimes) Sketch, Film, Theatre, and Stand Up. She loves collaborating in both Comedy and Drama. Shay keeps it real but goes with the flow while maintaining a sense of humor. One of her many beliefs in her own off the wall way of saying it; she won't blow rocks up your skirt (give ya phony BS).
She loves to take risks and has jumped out of a plane, with a parachute, but of course. Shay trusts in the Universe and follows her Spidey Senses (gut/intuition) which has saved her life several times and throws it into her work.
Originally from the San Francisco Bay Area she has a variety of interests including; traveling, motorcycles, classic cars, animals, dancing, concerts, sports, boogie boarding, kayaking, snowmobiling, hiking, bicycling, and loves getting golden with The Golden Girls. On her bucket list - To travel the World and back again, yes please.
