Valorie's extensive and diverse background in the Theatre has enabled her to tread the boards of numerous prestigious stages across the country, including the bright lights of Broadway, the vibrant energy of off-Broadway, and the rich cultural heritage of regional theatres.
Valorie's extensive theatrical background boasts a collaborative relationship with the renowned director Joe Chaiken, who guided her through a groundbreaking, female-centric interpretation of the iconic play "Tooth of Crime".
In 1995, Valorie took center stage in the world-premiere production of the critically acclaimed play "Moon Under Miami", alongside the esteemed playwright John Guare, a renowned figure in the world of theatre.
Valorie's life took a significant turn in the year 2003, as she made the bold decision to relocate to the vibrant city of Los Angeles, where she would eventually settle down with her husband, the talented Chef Gill Boyd.
Pivotal to Valorie's journey was her academic foundation, which was carefully laid during her undergraduate studies at the esteemed Goodman School of Drama at DePaul University in Chicago. It was during this formative period that she earned her Bachelor of Fine Arts degree, a testament to her unwavering dedication to her craft.
Fast-forward to the present day, and Valorie continues to refine her skills as a professional actress by sharing her expertise with the next generation of performers. In her role as an acting instructor in Los Angeles, she has the opportunity to nurture and guide aspiring artists, passing on the knowledge and experience she has accumulated throughout her own career.
