Tasha Rudolph
- Actress
Tasha Rudolph has been working as an actress since the age of twelve.
Her love for acting was fueled by watching her father perform and sing
on stage during her youth. She began her acting career by playing minor
roles in his shows like "Jesus Christ Super Star" and "The Medium"
directed by George DiCenzo.
It was when she was in High School that she started acting professionally, starring in Independent films such as The Evil With In (1998), Cold Hearts (1999) and Never Among Friends (2002). She was also featured in several commercials and other short films such as Forgiven (2002) and Shadows over Sugar (2004). Diving back into theatre, Tasha played a few different roles in the musical "Working," and both danced and sang in the show "Pippin." Getting her associates degree in drama along with a scholarship at Mercer County Community College, Tasha attends Rutgers University as a Criminal Justice Major with a minor in Drama.
Besides her love for acting she has danced professionally in dance clubs such as Casba in the Taj Mahal in Atlantic City, and many down town clubs in Philadelphia.
Tasha is currently a member of the dance Group Teqnnuque which incorporates street dance, hip-hop, and break dancing. The group performs on the Rutgers campus and in New York City. She also enjoys recreational activities such as skydiving, exercising, writing, reading, and creating her own film projects. One of her favorite hobbies is bringing her video camera with her and capturing life as she hopes to remember it.
It was when she was in High School that she started acting professionally, starring in Independent films such as The Evil With In (1998), Cold Hearts (1999) and Never Among Friends (2002). She was also featured in several commercials and other short films such as Forgiven (2002) and Shadows over Sugar (2004). Diving back into theatre, Tasha played a few different roles in the musical "Working," and both danced and sang in the show "Pippin." Getting her associates degree in drama along with a scholarship at Mercer County Community College, Tasha attends Rutgers University as a Criminal Justice Major with a minor in Drama.
Besides her love for acting she has danced professionally in dance clubs such as Casba in the Taj Mahal in Atlantic City, and many down town clubs in Philadelphia.
Tasha is currently a member of the dance Group Teqnnuque which incorporates street dance, hip-hop, and break dancing. The group performs on the Rutgers campus and in New York City. She also enjoys recreational activities such as skydiving, exercising, writing, reading, and creating her own film projects. One of her favorite hobbies is bringing her video camera with her and capturing life as she hopes to remember it.
