Trisha LaFache
Trisha started her career as a professional ballet dancer, actress and choreographer. As a child, she choreographed her first show, a community theater production of Annie. Her love of choreography eventually transitioned to directing for theater, where she directed numerous live productions in New York and Los Angeles. She has coached and taught actors including Lenny Kravitz, Glen Powell, Julianne Hough, Kathryn Morris, Suki Waterhouse, David Hornsby and comedians Pete Davidson and Sebastian Maniscalco. She began directing for film and television in 2017. Her short films 6 Angry Cubans (2019), Roommates (2019) and her series pilot So Foreign (2019) have received multiple festival nominations since submissions began in April 2019, with 6 Angry Cubans taking home top honors at the Austin Short Film Comedy Festival, the San Diego Short Film Comedy Festival, the Atlanta Comedy Festival, and the Dominican Film Festival in New York City.
Trisha Larocque
Trisha Larocque is an actor, known for 3:12 (2017) and Extracurricular (2018).
Trisha Lendo
Trisha Lendo is an actress, known for Dramarama (2020).
Trisha Lurie
Trisha Lurie is known for Beyond the Trophy (2012), Cougar Hunting (2011) and Hobbes & Phil V.S. Zombies (2015).
Trisha Mann
Trisha Mann is an actress and producer, known for The Family Business (2018), The Man in 3B (2015) and Cold Case (2003).
Trisha Mellon
Trisha Mellon is known for Hoshi no Samidare (2022), Master Dater (2022) and Cyanide & Happiness Comic Classics (2020). She has been married to Ian Mellon since 1 June 2019.
Trisha Miller
Trisha Miller is an actress and producer, known for BioShock Infinite: Burial at Sea - Episode One (2013), The Horizon is a Scar, My Love and BioShock Infinite (2013).
Trisha Morton-Thomas
Trisha Morton-Thomas is a producer and actress, known for Occupation: Native (2017), 8MMM Aboriginal Radio (2015) and The Song Keepers (2017).
Trisha N. Shetty
Trisha N. Shetty is known for Freddy (2022).
Trisha Nguyen Owen
Trisha Nguyen Owen was born in Vietnam, and her family escaped to the United States after the Vietnam War. By the time she was in elementary school, Trisha discovered that she loved expressing herself on stage and how intriguing it was to pretend to be other people when performing on stage. Her talent at that young age got her selected for all the school's lead roles that she fit into. Before she pursued a career as a pharmacist, Trisha studied improvisational acting and drama and was involved in many theatrical productions. After earning a Bachelor's Degree in Biology and a Doctorate Degree in Pharmacy, Trisha works both careers as a pharmacist and an actress. She is represented by Houghton Talent Agency and is using her talent in film, television, and commercials.
