Carol started her acting career in theater opposite Robert Forster in Clifford Odet's "The Big Knife" and subsequently had a run of leading roles at The West Coast Ensemble, where her performance as Catherine Holly in Suddenly Last Summer received rave reviews and attracted the attention of her first manager. She continued doing plays and some TV & Film and became involved in Playwrights Kitchen Ensemble, lead by Dan Lauria, and worked on new writer's scripts in staged readings opposite actors including Dan Lauria, Ray Abruzzo, George Segal, Gary Cole, Carol Kane, Rebecca DeMornay, Lou Diamond Phillips, Nancy Travis, Lorraine Newman, Pamela Reed, etc. After taking a break from acting due to a family tragedy she has rediscovered her passion for the magic of acting and is at it again! She has recently shot three new films, "Meteor Moon," "Killer Grades" and "REM." Carol's other passions include advocating for and just spending time with animals, riding her Harley, meditating, people watching, reading, and enjoying the great outdoors. She looks forward to the day she's touted as the next "overnight success" who has been acting for 3 decades, give or take.