Meghan McCabe

Meghan McCabe was raised in Chicago, IL. She entered Whitney Young High School as an Academic Center student, and throughout high school was involved in theater, swimming and soccer. As a freshman she auditioned for The Foreigner and the director changed the role of Ellard to Ellie to cast her. As a senior, Meghan was Captain of the girls Varsity Swim Team, and at City Championships she swam her fastest 100yd Butterfly ever at .59 seconds. She also had major roles in the development of the production of Tommy as a performer & choreographer. After graduating from Whitney Young she attended Rutgers University on partial scholarship, residing in the Global Village French House. She helped found the Rutgers Independent Film Forum (RIFF) and was the Lead in the film Wasteland, which won for Best Student Feature Film at the New York International Independent Film Festival. She then trained with The Shoestring Players and performed in Witches, Riches & Wedding Cake at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. After earning her BA in Theater with a minor in English (Creative Writing) she moved to Los Angeles, CA. After years of living life, training with various acting teachers, bartending, managing, assisting, playing a Zombie Maid in a North Hollywood play and working on several other projects, she decided to get into Talent Management. She is very grateful for the training she received and for her friends, acquaintances and co-workers. She also loves her dog, a Siberian husky.