Darrah Lemontre

Darrah started performing at 10 years old through local theaters in musicals such as "Annie" and "Grease." It was through her acting coach that she landed her first audition, for the part she played as Annette in "The Alleged Texas Cheerleader Murdering Mom," with Holly Hunter and Beau Bridges, directed by Michael Ritchie. She won theater competitions in high school, including "Romeo and Juliet." Darrah has been in short and indie films, including "Miss Bertram's Awakening," which screened at Cannes. She also appeared in two episodes of "General Hospital." Now, she is working in voice-overs and is a published writer, including a column for the SuicideGirls.