Roni Meron

Born in Israel, of Greek, Spanish, Israeli and Russian heritage, but raised in the United States, Roni is a 'quadruple' threat - actress, singer, musician, and dancer. Roni's first professional gig was playing the part of the Young Barbra Streisand understudy for Barbra Streisand's Timeless concerts in 2000. During Roni's adolescent years, she was offered several girl group deals but instead opted for a regular childhood and attended the Los Angeles High School for the Performing Arts. Roni has appeared in print, commercials, several television programs, and in the films, Yes Man, Zohan, and Fired Up. She has performed live in various musical productions, concerts, and is a National Anthem singer at various sports venues, including the Staples Center. Roni has written numerous songs and her music has been played on MTV.