Shae D'Lyn est une actrice américaine née le 24 novembre 1963 à Abilene au Texas aux États-Unis.

Biographie

After graduating with honors from the University of Virginia, D'lyn worked as an investment analyst for Morrow & Co. on Wall Street. After a year in New York she moved to Boston as Vice President of real estate investment banking for Boston Capital Partners where she syndicated low-income housing to investors seeking tax credits. Bored with financial services, she applied for, and was accepted to acting school.

Upon graduation, D'lyn immediately made appearances on television and in film. Her first appearance was a 1993 television episode of Quantum Leap, soon followed by the 1993 TNT television film of Arthur Miller's The American Clock. Her television work includes series regular Jane on Dharma and Greg from 1997 to 2001, and guest-starring appearances in Ellen, Law & Order, and the role of Carolyn Rothstein on Boardwalk Empire in 2014. In addition, she starred in the off-Broadway premiere of Tennessee Williams' Baby Doll.

D'lyn directs theater, film, and television productions, and has founded a production company based in Los Angeles and Puerto Rico and an artists' cooperative in Los Angeles, New York, Vancouver, and Toronto with over 400 members. D'lyn produced and directed two documentary shorts released in 2006, of which Morir Para Ser Libre was featured at that year's Boston Latino Film Festival. Her directing work can be seen at the Shot In The Dark film site (see references).

Her most renowned project may be HearME, which puts interconnected music studios in orphanages worldwide, including Iraq, Sierra Leone, Cambodia, Zimbabwe and Puerto Rico.