Amanda Rhodes was born in Virginia and moved to many locations growing up due to her parent's work. She was always excited by human behavior and could mimic many characters on television. She continued her education in theater and choir, with the opportunity, she sang at the San Francisco City Hall at the age of eleven. Throughout her early life and through constant moves she still maintained theater, dance, and the ambitiousness for it. She also maintained loving human nature with the ability for compassion, but also her insatiable curiosity of love and of people. After getting married and having two children she decided to step back into the craft. Challenging it head first, she decided to go back and take the first dance classes she'd had in years at the Colorado School of Dance. After her husband surprised her by signing her up for a theater class. She dipped her toes in again with an Intro in Theater at the Denver Performing Arts Center. This began her 5 year plus journey into understanding the arts, not only from a business perspective, but from an appreciation and dedication to the arts. Needless to say, the ball got rolling and she can't get enough of it in her life now. She is in love with the theater, on-camera, and is dabbling in the Voice Over field. Today, she loves going to sports games with her boys. They take classes as well in sports, the arts, and love to see all the different culture the world has to offer. Amanda is a large advocate for education. (2019) This fall Amanda is now back in school to complete her Bachelors of Fine Arts. She stays ever vigilant about the importance of STEAM programs, raising awareness in schools, and providing resources to those in need. She has many teachers, friends, family, and many more people in her life that have shaped her passion. Who continue to believe in the craft and in her. Those that were lost along the way will never be forgotten and their memories will live on as they were some of the most amazing people who influence her trajectory. - IMDb Mini Biography By: Samuel Rhodes
