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Born in Las Vegas, Nevada, Lewis earned her B.A. in Political Science and Theater Arts from the Claremont McKenna College in Claremont, California. She trained acting under Star Trek: Deep Space Nine semi-regular Salome Jens and singing under coaches Edward Sayegh, Jan Linder Koda, and Robert Edwards. In 2001, Lewis worked as writer, director, producer, composer, and leading actress on the short comedy Go with the Fro which also featured Star Trek: Voyager actress Elizabeth Goldstein. The film was the Best short winner at the Broad Humor Film Festival in 2006.

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  • Born in Las Vegas, Nevada, Lewis earned her B.A. in Political Science and Theater Arts from the Claremont McKenna College in Claremont, California. She trained acting under Star Trek: Deep Space Nine semi-regular Salome Jens and singing under coaches Edward Sayegh, Jan Linder Koda, and Robert Edwards. In 2001, Lewis worked as writer, director, producer, composer, and leading actress on the short comedy Go with the Fro which also featured Star Trek: Voyager actress Elizabeth Goldstein. The film was the Best short winner at the Broad Humor Film Festival in 2006.
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  • Born in Las Vegas, Nevada, Lewis earned her B.A. in Political Science and Theater Arts from the Claremont McKenna College in Claremont, California. She trained acting under Star Trek: Deep Space Nine semi-regular Salome Jens and singing under coaches Edward Sayegh, Jan Linder Koda, and Robert Edwards. Beside her appearances on Star Trek, Lewis had featured parts in the comedy Other People's Money (1991, with Jeff Hayenga, Dale Kasman, and Denise Lynne Roberts), the video game Kriss Kross: Make My Video (1992), and the action thriller Collateral Damage (2002, with Rick Worthy, Raymond Cruz, Ethan Dampf, Don Fischer, Michael Cavanaugh, Clint Lilley, and Robert Alonzo). She was also featured in episodes of The Royal Family, West of Hollywood, and Strong Medicine, and had a recurring role in the comedy series Coach (with Kim Meredith and Michelle Horn and produced by Whoopi Goldberg). In 2001, Lewis worked as writer, director, producer, composer, and leading actress on the short comedy Go with the Fro which also featured Star Trek: Voyager actress Elizabeth Goldstein. The film was the Best short winner at the Broad Humor Film Festival in 2006. Lewis also worked on a number of stage plays including "Little Shop of Horrors" at the West Covina Playhouse, "Hair-The Revival" at the Heliotrope Theatre, "An American Cantata" at the Lobero Theatre, "Godspell" at the Victoria 5 Theatre, and "To Kill A Mockingbird" at the Glendale Centre Theatre. As a singer, she performed at the "Tour of Japan" and as lead singer for the band VooDoo Circus and as background singer for Seidah Garrett at the AidsWalk L.A. Concert. She is an assistant director of the Agape International Choir in Culver City and is teaching voice at schools. She is also the President and Founder of NuGroove Enterprises, a film and music production company. Lewis released three albums so far, "Mystical Renaissance", "Illumine", and "Love's Conspiracy".
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