Michelle Mueller is a highly accomplished and talented actress who hails from Lincoln, Nebraska, where she developed a passion for acting at a young age. Throughout her childhood, she diligently pursued her dream, and her hard work and dedication paid off when she graduated from Lincoln Southeast High School in 2002. Michelle then went on to study at the prestigious Chicago College of Performing Arts Conservatory in Chicago, Illinois, where she earned her Bachelor of Fine Arts in Theater and Acting.
Michelle's remarkable career has spanned multiple mediums, including theater, commercials, print, and voiceover work in the Midwest. She has established herself as an accomplished television and film actress, earning numerous accolades and recognition in the entertainment industry. Her impressive resume includes being cast in the original off-Broadway improvisational show "The Awesome 80's Prom," a recurring role on Joey Medina's new pilot "Men of a Funny Age," and a leading role in the television series "Family Values."
Michelle has also made notable appearances on NBC's "Chicago Med" and MC Lyte's series "Partners in Rhyme," and played a supporting role in "Kombucha Cure." She has starred in numerous award-winning short films, including "Reversal," "Blinded," and "Patrick," and has played leading roles in independent feature films like "Halloweed" alongside Simon Rex, Danny Trejo, and Tom Sizemore, and the made-for-television series "Broken."
Apart from her impressive acting career, Michelle is also a compassionate humanitarian and dedicated supporter of the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Association. She runs the West Coast chapter of "Cards for Seniors," a nonprofit organization that spreads holiday cheer to isolated seniors by creating and distributing holiday cards. Michelle's selfless efforts help raise awareness about the lack of assistance and care that this population often experiences, taking the spotlight off her and shining it on the beautiful lives of lonely seniors across the country.
