Lilla Crawford is a talented young actress who has made a significant impact in the entertainment industry. She is a series regular on Netflix's popular show, The Who Was? Show, and has also appeared in the ABC pilot, Relatively Normal. Additionally, she has lent her voice to the lead role of Sunny in Nickelodeon's animated series, Sunny Day.
Crawford made her feature film debut in Disney's adaptation of Into the Woods, opposite Meryl Streep and Johnny Depp, where she played the role of Little Red. She has also had an impressive stage career, having made her Broadway debut as Debbie in Billy Elliott, and later taking on the title role in the 35th anniversary revival of Annie, directed by James Lapine.
In addition to her acting pursuits, Crawford is a student at New York University's Tisch School for the Arts, where she is studying Film and TV Production. She is an active member of the university's sketch comedy group, Hammerkatz, and has also performed at the Pasadena Golf Club Improv. Her improv team, which includes her own group, won the 2019-20 College Improv Tournament Big Apple Regional and the 2019-20 College Improv Tournament Nationals, a first-ever accomplishment for an NYU improv team.
Born in Los Angeles, California, Crawford has a younger sister, Savvy Crawford, who is also a talented actress with credits in Broadway, TV, voice, and screen acting.
