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Kaleigh Howland. SAG-AFTRA (e) Trained actress. Collaborative director. Kaleigh is a Los Angeles-based actor, director and writer. As an actor, she works with open playfulness.
Kaleigh Howland is known for Chill, Girl (2023), Klepto and Turtles All the Way Down (2024).
Kaleigh Howland. Kentucky raised. Los Angeles based. Kaleigh grew up in Kentucky, where she graduated high school at 16 years old. She’s trained in acting, musical theatre and dance since age 6. Kaleigh continues to dance and sing, but has since made acting her discipline.
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LA-based actor and director. She cultivates fierce privacy and creativity in her work, telling stories of resilience and surrender. Kaleigh’s extensive theatrical training includes voice, dance, stage combat, improvisation, and Shakespeare. Her work on film and on stage has won her local and national awards.
A new play written and directed by Kaela Meishing-Garvin, “High School Coven” follows Liana (Kaleigh Howland), Naomi, Rachel, and Trina as they form a coven to cope with the pressures of being a teenage girl.
May 13, 2020 · Washington, DC — Sept. 25, 2019 – The National Society of Arts & Letters has awarded its 2019 drama competition prizes to seven winners, one of whom is Bloomington actress, Kaleigh Bleu Howland. Howland, a graduate of Indiana University, received the third-place $10,000 Reva Shiner Memorial Award.
Kaleigh Howland is known for Chill, Girl (2023), Klepto and Turtles All the Way Down (2024).
Jul 11, 2019 · My top picks for films and television of 2019 so far have delivered intensely honest and artistically executed stories. They demand, or suggest, that perhaps the most compelling stories center around those we haven’t heard from, or haven’t listened to. If there’s anything we can glean by paying attention to which films and series are…
Jun 4, 2019 · Congratulations to Kaleigh Howland, 2019 IU Graduate in Theatre & Drama and Journalism, who has just won third place (a $10,000 prize!) at the National Society of Arts and Letters national competition.
