Michelle was raised in the great state of Pennsylvania in a small town just outside of Pittsburgh.  Go Steelers! 

There she fell in love with many hobbies and career paths.  Cartooning, painting, dancing, singing, tap dancing, jesting, soap box derby racing,  balloon twisting, ukulele playing, and still, through all of that, she ended up in the limelight of acting.

While living in Pittsburgh, she attended Point Park University,

where she learned the essential techniques of theater

and musical theater.  After four years of growing pains and 

more information than she knew what to do with, she took

her BA and headed for the windy city of Chicago.  

Here you can find Michelle professionally entertaining both children and adults on stage and screen!  She's been making a proud living as an actor for over 7 years.

On Tuesday and Thursday mornings Michelle rocks out with Theatre Bam in "School House Rock Live!"  Want to book a show?  Click here for more info.  School House!

 But wait...  

                                                   

                                                           There's more!

 Did you know Michelle does Variety Entertainment?  Well, she does!   Michelle has a visual eye for artistic endeavors of all sorts.  She is a balloon twisting master and quite a fancy facepainter to boot.  While entertaining children with her silly and charming characters, she spins stories and gives the gift of art to parties and gatherings all over the Chicagoland area. 

Check out her special skills here:  www.chicagoballoontwister.com

 With many wonderful accomplishments, that not even her mother could have dreamed, she can only look forward with a wink and a nod.  Though there are still many goals to be reached, Michelle takes her business seriously, and hopes to entertain and laugh in the process.  On the ride, she will shoot for the stars and humbly wear her badge of F.E.W.  (Future Emmy Winner)

                                                                                        
 "By trying we can easily learn to endure adversity. Another man's, I mean."

Mark Twain, Following the Equator (1897)

Michelle Weissgerber * Michelle@michelleacts.com * Chicago, IL * USA * (773) 818-0196