Jennifer Bonner

When Jennifer was 3 years old, she watched Lynda Carter as Wonder Woman and proudly declared to her Mom that she wanted to be her when she grew up. Sadly, her Mom had to inform her that Wonder Woman wasn't real (although she still begs to differ) and that she was an actress. And her job was to pretend to be her. And ever since that moment, she knew what her life's goal was. Mix in a bit of inspiration from Bette Midler, Shelley Long, Barbara Eden, Cindy Williams, Penny Marshall, Vivian Leigh, and Meryl Streep and you have her...or at least what she hopes to always be...gutsy, empathetic, quirky, loving, spirited, just a little bit ruthless, and full of gumption. Jennifer graduated with her bachelor's degree in Theatre with concentrations in performance, design, and production from Frostburg State University in small town Western Maryland. She's been working as a theatre professional for over ten years in Orlando, most notably as an actress and arts educator. Jennifer's work has included a few commercials, and while she is so very excited to branch out into film, her art has mainly been Theatrical. Her credits include the World Premiere of Jennifer Hoppe House's "Bad Dog" (Abby) at the Orlando Shakespeare Theater, "Noises Off" (Belinda/Flavia), "The 39 Steps" (Anabella/Margaret/Pamela), "A Little Night Music" (Desire), "Extremities" (Marjorie), "Exit, Pursued by a Bear" (Nan), "Lend me a Tenor" (Diana), "Miracle on 34th Street" (Doris), "Dinner with Friends" (Beth), "Man for All Seasons" (Margaret), "Biloxi Blues" (Rowena), "Crimes of the Heart" (Meg), "Our Town" (Emily), "She Loves Me" (Illona), and "Lombardi" (Marie) She prefers Shakespeare over Pinter, but never rules anything out, pinups over portraits, being at home than being, pretty much anywhere else, and will live her life for travel and the theatre as long as she is able. With Bon Jovi and Journey as her soundtrack, she is off to see what this great big world has to offer.