Born on June 6, 1975, in the charming town of Devon, Pennsylvania, Anastasia Sagorsky, later known as Staci Keanan, began her illustrious career at the tender age of four with a series of high-profile fashion show assignments and magazine work.
As she grew older, her impressive talent and dedication led her to relocate to the vibrant city of New York at the age of eight, alongside her mother and sister. Despite the demands of her burgeoning modeling career, Staci's passion for theater continued to flourish, and she successfully balanced her dual pursuits with an impressive academic record.
Her remarkable ability to juggle multiple responsibilities and pursue her passions with equal fervor would become a hallmark of her career, as she went on to achieve great success in both the entertainment and academic realms.
Staci's academic trajectory was marked by a plethora of esteemed accolades, with a City of New York essay contest and the National Language Arts Olympiad serving as testaments to her remarkable aptitude for language and literature. As her professional pursuits in the realm of acting began to gain momentum, she successfully transitioned from the world of modeling to commercials, voiceovers, and jingles, ultimately securing roles in a diverse array of miniseries and television specials.
Staci's career-defining moment arrived in the form of her portrayal of Nicole Bradford in the widely popular and enduring situation comedy, My Two Dads, which made its highly anticipated premiere in 1987. Her exceptional performance in the show garnered her the prestigious Youth In Film Award, a testament to her impressive talent, as well as the coveted Top TV Newcomer Award from Sixteen Magazine, solidifying her status as a rising star in the entertainment industry.
In 1989, Staci made her highly anticipated transition to the big screen, starring in the suspenseful and thrilling horror film, Lisa, which was released in 1990. Her impressive film debut was followed by her starring role in the beloved and iconic situation comedy, Step by Step, which debuted in 1991 and went on to become a beloved staple of many television viewers' weekly routines.
