Lindsay Zir
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Lindsay Zir (born July 23, 1976) is an American actress from Sherborn, Massachusetts.
Born in Newton, Massachusetts, Lindsay was raised just fifteen minutes away in the small town of Sherborn. From the age of 4, Lindsay has been perfoming on stage as a ballet dancer where she soon started earning professional roles. She attended the prestigious Boston Ballet School for many years and was taught by some of their most elite company members. Throughout her childhood, Lindsay performed in many local and regional theater productions and decided to make acting her chosen career path. Upon graduating high school, she attended New York University's Tisch School of the Arts with a major in Drama. She later transferred to NYU's Gallatin School of Individualized Study where she was able to have a more liberal arts curriculum and, in 1999, graduated with honors, holding a Bachelor's degree in Drama. Immediately after her NYU graduation, Lindsay relocated to London, England to work in theater as well as completing several independent films. While there, she shot her first lead in an independent feature film called "Natural Causes" where she played a hit-woman. London led to Los Angeles in 2000 in pursuance of a more "commercial" career in television and film. In early 2003, when the mainstream auditioning process truly began, Lindsay booked several jobs in TV and film. She appeared on Lifetime's "Strong Medicine" and David E. Kelley's "The Brotherhood of Poland, New Hampshire." The films that she's completed thus far are all independently funded but have bright futures with distribution companies.
She met and started dating actor, Jason Biggs, while working together Off-Broadway at Dodger Stages in New York City in December 2004. He was performing in "Modern Orthodox" and she was in "Pieces (of Ass)".
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Official website: www.lindsayzir.com
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