Haley Spence Brown

Haley Spence Brown is an actor/comedian originally from Liberty, Missouri. She holds a BFA in Acting from the University of Southern California, where she was awarded a Presidential scholarship. While at USC, Haley co-hosted the satirical news show The Breakdown and was a four-year member of USC's premiere improv troupe, Commedus Interruptus. She starred in numerous main-stage productions, such as Helena in Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream and Mary Ann Rowen in Kentucky Cycle. She is often called upon to musically direct shows, including shows at USC and Upright Citizen's Brigade Theater. Growing up, Haley played with her family's bluegrass band, where she learned how to sing, yodel, play guitar and fiddle, and harmonize. Haley placed third in a national speech and debate competition with an expository speech on cannibalism. She knows a LOT about it if you have any questions.