Noteworthy individual, Grace Lily Song, made her grand entrance into the world in the vibrant city of Los Angeles, California, a place where she would ultimately discover her passion for the game of golf, a pursuit that would go on to shape her competitive spirit throughout her high school years.
As her artistic inclinations gradually began to assume a prominent position, Song's passion for acting started to unfold, prompting her to take a significant step by enrolling in some of the most prestigious institutions in the industry, including The Lee Strasberg Institute, a renowned institution located in the vibrant city of New York, where she was able to hone her craft alongside other aspiring actors. Additionally, she also pursued her acting ambitions at Stonestreet Studios, a respected establishment known for its comprehensive training programs, and the Upright Citizens Brigade, a highly acclaimed improv and comedy institution with locations in both Los Angeles and New York, providing her with the ideal environment to nurture her talent and prepare for a successful career in the entertainment industry.
Not only has Song distinguished herself through her extensive and rigorous theatrical training, but she has also left a profound and lasting impact on the literary world by authoring her debut play, "Friday Night", which made its inaugural appearance in the esteemed Louisville Review in the year 2014.
