Justis

About me:

.. Hey! Most of you know me as Sarah Roberts from One Life to Live. I played the role for a year and a half, from June of 2007 to January of 2009. I currently live in New York City where I'm pursuing other projects and loving life. Unfortunately, I'm not as active on my Myspace as I used to be, but I'll try to post updates here or on my official website: www.justisbolding.com, whenever I have something to share................ About me...? I was born in Green Bay, WI, but I didn't live there long (so I'm not a Cheesehead.) Throughout my childhood I moved around from Iowa to the suburbs of Chicago (St. Charles), Indianapolis (Muncie), Cincinnati, and Philadelphia (Blue Bell.) So I'm a Midwesterner at heart, although moving a lot and having to keep proving myself certainly gave me a strong backbone :) In second grade I used to stand out on the playground singing "Part of Your World" from the Little Mermaid... perhaps that was an early sign of my future as a performer! I started actually acting in the annual musical at my all girls high school. It was "Bye Bye Birdie" and I played Sad Girl. Ha ha right? From then on I was hooked, and ironically I found myself playing just about the youngest character in any show I was in. Well, I did start school early and skip 4th grade, so you can see why I was the smallest and youngest............. The trend continued after I moved to New York and got cast in Andrew Lloyd Webber's musical, "The Woman in White," where I played a featured role... a kid! Not for nothing but it was a dream come true to perform on a Broadway stage and I hope it happens again soon. In the meantime, I keep on singing 'cause it cheers me up (although it may not cheer up my neighbors)................ I've done tons of other stage shows, both musical and not, and done even more readings and workshops. I love working on new stuff and singing a song for the first time. I've also done my share of commercials and voice-overs. In fact, I recorded the new voice of Miranda Keyes in Halo 3........ On another note, I started training dogs a couple of years ago as a way to supplement my income as an actor. I apprenticed under a wonderful trainer, Stacy Alldredge, and proceeded to teach and counsel behavioral modification techniques as well as obedience and tricks. Words of wisdom: Teach your dog something new! They're never too old to learn. ............