Born Lindsay Ann Sutton in the late summer in Ontario's Sault-Ste Marie, this vivacious and graceful young performer represents a new generation of Hollywood talent...passionate...educated...decorated.From a young age Lindsay Ann's passion for the arts and flawless execution was recognized at local and national levels alike. In ballet, she excelled from early on and at age 10 was given a scholarship to the National Ballet School of Canada in Toronto and would soon become a teaching member of the Society of Russian Ballet, a rare feat at such a young age. Lindsay continued her training at the world-renowned Quinte Ballet School of Canada where she trained under some of the most decorated professionals in Canada and the United States. In 2007 her training landed her a position with the Ontario Ballet Theater and in 2008 she was named the Principal Dancer for the company. She has participated in productions too numerous to list, including the Nutcracker, one of the longest-running traveling productions of all time.In music, Lindsay Ann was one of the lead violinists of the Children's Symphony Orchestra in Timmins and has won numerous contests and awards for vocal performance. She has most recently competed in festivals and competitions where she can showcase the abilities of her vocal fortes, Pop and Musical Theater.Ballet and music have undoubtedly refined Lindsay Ann's ability to perform in an array of styles and productions, from intimate settings to grand arenas. It is this experience that she is taking to the world of acting...the next step in the evolution of her performing abilities. With the same poise and determination, she has been gaining experience and education with some of the most well-known and revered talent in the industry. She has been trained by one of acting's most sought after and accredited names, Lewis Baumander, and has most recently been featured on CTV and Bravo's production of "Nureyev," playing the role of first lady Jackie Kennedy under the meticulous and scrutinizing eye of award winning director Moze Mossanen. Lindsay Ann splits her time between Los Angeles and Vancouver. Show less «