Avalon Penrose is a dynamic and multifaceted creative individual who has demonstrated exceptional talent and versatility as an accomplished actress, comedian, musician, and dedicated advocate for mental health awareness.
Throughout her academic tenure at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA),Avalon pursued a dual course of study in Marine Biology and Psychology, allowing her to cultivate a strong foundation in both scientific and humanistic disciplines.
In addition to her academic pursuits, Avalon played a pivotal role as the Improv and Theatre Director for the LCC Theatre Company, a prestigious organization founded by renowned actor and director Randall Park. This esteemed position not only showcased her impressive leadership skills but also provided her with valuable experience in the entertainment industry.
Avalon's foray into the world of comedy commenced during her undergraduate tenure, where she seized the opportunity to make her debut at UCLA's esteemed Spring Sing event, taking the stage to perform her original song "I Fell in Love in an UberPool" to a staggering audience of nearly 10,000 individuals.
As she continued to hone her craft, Avalon also dedicated herself to developing her improv comedy skills, which she did by frequenting the former Improv Olympic West in Hollywood, a renowned institution that has long been a breeding ground for comedic talent.
As her burgeoning comedy career gained increasing momentum, Avalon began to hone her skills through extensive performances in both improv and stand-up comedy across the vibrant city of Los Angeles, ultimately securing membership in two esteemed House Improv teams at the renowned Second City, Hollywood, a prestigious institution known for nurturing the talents of many a comedic genius.
In parallel, Avalon also pursued her passion for filmmaking, dedicating herself to developing, producing, and starring in a series of innovative and daring independent shorts through her own production company, Probably a Cult, which she co-founded alongside a tight-knit circle of close friends and collaborators.
Avalon's remarkable journey in the world of television began with her impressive national television debut in the second season of the ABC network's innovative and entertaining comedy competition, cleverly reimagined as "The Gong Show" reboot, which boasted an esteemed host in the charismatic Mike Myers and a talented producer in the versatile Will Arnett.
Avalon's career trajectory took off with her impressive performance in Release Date, which paved the way for her subsequent appearances in the Amazon web series "Pretty Dudes," where she showcased her range as a talented actress in Season 2.
Her versatility as a performer was further demonstrated when she co-starred in the ABC pilot "Woman Up," a woman-centric project that highlighted her ability to excel in a variety of roles.
Notably, Avalon also secured a series-regular spot on the popular Hulu kids' show "Challenge Squad" for Pocket.Watch, a testament to her adaptability and appeal to a diverse audience.
