The actress best known for her performance as Cindy Lou Who in The Pantages Theater’s “The Grinch Who Stole Christmas” will be performing at the Westfield Valencia Town Center at the The Grinch Who Stole Christmas Ice Show.
Kayley Stallings is best known for her leading role as Cindy Lou Who, in the live theater production of “The Grinch Who Stole Christmas” at the tender age of 9, at The Pantages Theater, in Hollywood, CA. Now, at 16, Stallings has gone on to become a very busy working actor, as well as extremely talented singer/songwriter and musician. Having released her first CD, in 2014, “GONE”, she is now currently working on her next album, to be released in spring of 2016.
As an actress, Stallings has appeared in such projects as ABC TV Movies of the Week, including “The Dog Who Saved Christmas Vacation” and “The Dog Who Saved Halloween”, among several other TV show guest appearances, and numerous commercials. She has a supporting lead role in the feature film: “The Martial Arts Kid”, now in select theaters nationwide and coming to Netflix in the New Year. She has also been cast as the lead in the upcoming feature film: “The Peculiar Perils of Penelope Peacock”, now in preproduction.
Stallings will perform before and during the intermission at the Valencia Town Center Mall’s outdoor ice rink, at The Grinch Who Stole Christmas Ice Show, beginning at 4:00pm, December 18, 2015. Stallings will also be signing autographs, along with her longtime friend and fellow actor, Matthew Jacob Wayne (best known as the voice of Little Nutbrown Hare, in Disney JR’s animated series: “Guess How Much I Love You”, as well as his lead role in the feature film: CAMP) at the meet and greet, after the show at the ice rink.
Location: Valencia Auto Center Ice Rink on Town Center Drive. Westfield Valencia Town Center Mall. 24201 Valencia Blvd, Valencia, Calif. 91355.
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