Holly Jackson is a 5’11” powerhouse of personality with an alto voice and a knack for lighting
up both stage and screen. From rocking the house as Ronnette in Little Shop of Horrors at
Denver Center Performing Arts and South Coast Repertory Theater, to belting her heart out in
Mamma Mia, Hairspray, and Into the Woods, Holly’s range is as wide as her smile. Trained in
acting for stage and screen, as well as singing and dance, Holly earned her degree in
Theatre/Screen Arts with a Film Studies minor from Pepperdine University. She’s appeared in
several indie films and one of her proudest accomplishments is making her Pasadena Civic
Auditorium debut singing with the Solid Gold Trio for the Gay Men’s Chorus of LA
Gala. Whether she’s playing a ukulele, growing her multiple dialects, or just bringing all the joy
to a rehearsal room, Holly is the kind of artist people love to work with—talented, driven, and
just the right amount of humorous.
Can speak with a British and Australian accent, vocal range alto. Third year Dean’s list student pursing a bachelor’s degree in Theatre Screen Arts and double major in Film Studies at Pepperdine University involved as a video production producer for the Music department, Sophomore Class Theater Representative and Black Student Association Member. For fun plays the ukulele, loves to sing, choreograph dances and create short films.