Cheryl Daro is a Filipino-American Actor, Director and Producer. A daughter of immigrants, Ms. Daro grew up in the Silicon Valley and is proud to be the first-born American citizen in her family. She began singing and playing piano at the age of 6. She studied english, visual arts, graphic design and photography at Academy of Art University in San Francisco before deciding to pursue a professional acting career. While working in LA, she cultivated her passion for storytelling and theater and studying acting at Howard Fine Studio, Beverly Hills Playhouse, Lesly Kahn Studio before completing her training in NYC at Atlantic Theater School in 2009.Ms. Daro and her husband opened The Space (thespacelv.com), a multi-functional performance venue. They hope to continue to cultivate the local performing arts scene by bringing quality theater into Las Vegas, providing a safe place to develop the local young artists, and help bridge the gap between professional and community level theater. She is the Co-Creator of the Mondays Dark (www.mondaysdark.com), a charity event where they raise $10k for a different local charity twice a month. In its 7th year, Mondays Dark has raised over $1 million for the Las Vegas community. Her production company, Marshun Entertainment, is dedicated to developing new works out of the Las Vegas area, and assists artists and creators in bringing their projects to life.A believer of activism through the arts, Ms. Daro directed and produced two successful runs of “The Vagina Monologues” at The Space with a cast of 30 people ranging from community leaders to the professional stage performers. In its second year, her VDAY Vegas company has raised awareness and over $25k for local women’s focused charities in Las Vegas. She also heads the Hamiltunes Las Vegas company of Hamiltunes: An American Singalong, and through the Hamilton umbrella, she reaches out into the BIPOC communities to share her love for theater and while raising money for The Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History.Cheryl hopes to continue to create art in any medium she can, share her story and the stories of those before her. She hopes to keep blurring the lines between genders, preferences and ethnicities, as the stories we see on stage and screen are about sharing the human experience and no matter what color our skin is, these are stories about all of us.Ms. Daro a proud member of Actor’s Equity. Follow her at Twitter: @cheryldaro Instagram: @seedaro