Noted for her impressive accomplishments, Grace Lily Song came into the world in the vibrant city of Los Angeles, California, a place that would later serve as the backdrop for her early golfing endeavors in high school, where she honed her competitive skills on the green.
Her passion for the performing arts soon took center stage, as she went on to train at several esteemed institutions, including The Lee Strasberg Institute in New York City, a renowned hub for method acting, as well as Stonestreet Studios and Upright Citizens Brigade, with locations in both Los Angeles and New York, providing her with a comprehensive education in comedy and improvisation.
In addition to her extensive training, Song also made a notable mark on the literary scene, publishing her debut play, "Friday Night," in 2014, which was featured in the prestigious Louisville Review, a testament to her burgeoning talent as a playwright.
