Annelise is an actor, voice artist, singer and dancer from Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. She started training in many forms of dance at the age of three. Annelise has performed in local productions of The Nutcracker as Young Clara and in other regional ballets. Annelise is passionately committed to all forms of the performing arts, having acted on the...
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Annelise is an actor, voice artist, singer and dancer from Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. She started training in many forms of dance at the age of three. Annelise has performed in local productions of The Nutcracker as Young Clara and in other regional ballets. Annelise is passionately committed to all forms of the performing arts, having acted on the stage and in professional musical theatre, she has also worked on television and animation projects in Toronto, Ontario.Annelise has sang and performed at various events in the Toronto area, lending her talents for charity including "Grandmothers of Steel" in support of the Stephen Lewis foundation. Her favorite performance to date was for "Count Me In 2014" at The Sony Centre for the Performing Arts in Toronto, Ontario, sharing the stage with Alli Simpson, Fifi Dobson and Luke Bilyk.Fun Fact: At the age of 9, Annelise had no formal training in singing, though sang constantly. Annelise rose to sudden fame in the winter of 2014 when her cover of Idina Menzel's "Let It Go" from the movie "Frozen" was discovered by multiple news outlets. She had originally recorded the song with the help of her Uncle Jesse Pitcher, as a gift to her family at Christmas. Her cover was then featured on Good Morning America, People, Perez Hilton, and many local news stations. She was interviewed by CNN and featured on The Rachael Ray show with a surprise appearance by Kristen Bell. She has been invited to perform live by many of the top daily talk shows and at events.Annelise loves all music, and plays both the piano and the flute. Her favorite past times are dancing with her competitive Hip Hop crew, writing songs and travelling.
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