Kelleia Sheerin
"stomp meets farenheit 451"
LA TIMES 
"makes jazz dangerous again" The Huffington Post
"Scottish Tarts steal the show!"
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Wins Best Direction "I Want to Bury my Testimony" LA Scenie awards
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"The Cast for the Wet Hot American Summer - First Day of Camp ... Is Completely Insane!" Vanity Fair
winner ENCORE! Producers Award
"LUST and drama and beauty" Pure film critic
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"Kelleia Sheerin's direction is as imaginative as they come!"
StageScene LA 
"a roller coaster of pure genius"
The Examiner 
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Kelleia Sheerin is an award-winning
wild west born American
dancer/director/choreographer/producer.
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Equal parts performer & creator, Kelleia is a rare broad who has carved out a career telling bewitching, quick-silvered stories of people on the verge of either a break down or a break through. From directing award-winning plays to dancing as an absurd Scottish Tart in Eric Idle’s live radio-play What About Dick? From portraying the ultra-savvy Burlesque Star of her time, Tempest Storm, in the film Gangster Squad to camping-it-up as a 16-year-old camp counselor in Wet Hot American Summer - First Day of Camp. From “wishing and hoping” in the classic opening sequence of My Best Friend’s Wedding to originating a role on Broadway in Urban Cowboy and choreographing on a myriad of shows, plays & musicals, Kelleia has built her reputation on an inherent understanding of the work, a respect for the unpredictable, the 10,000+ hours of a professional and the ability to solve anything.
wild west born American
dancer/director/choreographer/producer.
(full frontal resumé link)
Equal parts performer & creator, Kelleia is a rare broad who has carved out a career telling bewitching, quick-silvered stories of people on the verge of either a break down or a break through. From directing award-winning plays to dancing as an absurd Scottish Tart in Eric Idle’s live radio-play What About Dick? From portraying the ultra-savvy Burlesque Star of her time, Tempest Storm, in the film Gangster Squad to camping-it-up as a 16-year-old camp counselor in Wet Hot American Summer - First Day of Camp. From “wishing and hoping” in the classic opening sequence of My Best Friend’s Wedding to originating a role on Broadway in Urban Cowboy and choreographing on a myriad of shows, plays & musicals, Kelleia has built her reputation on an inherent understanding of the work, a respect for the unpredictable, the 10,000+ hours of a professional and the ability to solve anything.