Lima Bergmann

Lima grew up doing Community Theater in Northern California and traveling internationally as a dancer/singer with the West Coast Performers. At age 25 a near fatal car accident side tracked her pursuits in the Performing Arts. She went back to school and earned a Doctorate in Clinical Psychology and worked in the field for over 25 years. During that time Lima and her husband moved to Los Angeles when their two daughters started their own acting careers. Once her girls were grown and on their own, Lima returned to her passion for performing. She started with a supporting role in "Sweet Charity" at the Morgan-Wixson Theater in Santa Monica and subsequently has studied Improv with Donovan Scott, Commercial Acting with Carolyne Barry, and private coaching with Jonathan Klein.