Victoria Boa

Victoria Boa was born into a New Jersey show-biz family and at the age of five was part of a theatrical duo with her mom, Shirley. Both gals sang, danced and played instruments for a variety of events. Eventually, Victoria left the stage to pursue her dream of becoming a competitive ice skater. Then, after a successful skating career, she focused her talents and training in another direction by becoming a coach to nationally ranked figure skaters. Eager to perform off the ice, several years ago, Victoria returned to acting, where she studied extensively in New York and Los Angeles. Many roles on stage, in film, and in television followed, including Columbo MOW, Murder She Wrote and General Hospital. In June of 2005, Victoria made her LA stage debut in the comedy, "Pearlfield" playing the role of Dehlia Woolman. This spring, "I See You.Com" starring Beau Bridges will hit the theaters with Victoria featured as a Human Resource Director. Slated for the 2007 film festivals is the independent film, "Obsession" written, produced and directed by LA actress, Britt Lind. In this role of a lifetime, Victoria stars as the psychologically tormented movie star, Daphne Lloyd.