Lindsey Rayl

Real Name   :  Lindsey Grace Rayl
Born              :  July 22, 1994
Occupation    :   Actress, singer-songwriter,

Personal Life

Lindsey Grace Rayl born July 22, 1994 is an American actress, singer and songwriter whose work includes film, theatre and music. She was born in Texarkana, Texas, she began her professional training at age 10, with actor and cinematographer Brian Cutler in Kansas City, Missouri. In 2010, she was challenged by her mentor, writer Marc Scott Zicree to found TeenActor.net, a website for the encouragement of young talent. Rayl has released two singles under her own name, "I'll Wait," and "Insane," and is currently completing an album.

Lindsey Rayl is the daughter of a pharmacist who overcame drug addiction before Lindsey was born, and who remains active in recovery. Rayl's mother also rose above adversity, as a survivor of extreme poverty, physical and sexual abuse, to become a leading executive in the mental healthcare industry. Rayl's mother is related to former governor of Louisiana Jimmie Davis, who wrote "You Are My Sunshine". Lindsey Rayl has an older brother, diagnosed with schizophrenia at age 19. Her sister is a prominent lawyer in Dallas, and the mother of an autistic son born, by coincidence, on Lindsey Rayl's birthday.

Rayl has run a 5K marathon in support of the Special Olympics, and has volunteered on behalf of child victims of abuse at the Nelson Center. In addition to her performing talents, Lindsey is a student of martial arts, rides horses and plays both the piano and the guitar.