After toiling for several years in Los Angeles theatre, Kelli moved to New York in 2004 and toiled away in New York theatres for awhile. She was a member of The Actors Project NYC and a member of The VoiceTheatre Company where she played Cecily in “The Importance of Being Earnest”. Cosmic forces sent her back to LA in 2007 where she is now a proud member of the Street School Artist Collective. Kelli has trained at A Noise Within, Stella Adler, the Falcon Theatre, the Groundlings and UCLA among others. Her favorite role is a toss up between Queen Guinevere in “The Devil’s Due” and Witch #1 in “Macbeth” (woohahaha). She has also played a 3rd grade teacher, a dominatrix, an apostle at the Last Supper and a murderess in the indie short film “Honey, Will You Take Out The Trash?” Kelli is also a published writer (her other two novels are looking for a home). She has 2 pilot scripts floating around town and can’t wait to finish writing the third. Music was her first love and she lived the dream as a staff writer for Rock City News and booked bands for the Red Light District at various LA clubs (the Whisky, The Roxy, Gazzarri's, Spice Club, Troubadour, Teazer, etc.) She’s seen her share of talent and enjoyed every minute of life around all those sweaty musicians. A rocker chick at heart, she’s thrilled to be part of the coolest, most kick-ass theatre company in town.