Analisa Wall

Analisa Southworth Wall was born and raised in Fredericksburg, VA where she began her singing career at the age of 3. By the age of 7, Analisa went professional and in her childhood years went on to work in over 65 professional productions. Studying operatic voice training at the age of 10, Analisa went on to win multiple vocal performance competitions including Grand Overall Singer AMTC, 1st in the Kennedy Center Icon Competition and Hank Aaron's Chasing the Dream foundation scholarship. By the age of 17, Analisa began her career on Broadway with an opening performance for Gladys Knight. Some of Analisa's more notable theatre roles include Chava in Fiddler on the Roof, Lady Ame in Ruka, and Blanche Ingram in Jane Eyre. Analisa has headlined at the Kennedy Center, performed with the Washington National Opera, the D.C Shakespeare Company as well as been the chosen entertainment for many Congressional Dinners and Congressional Breakfasts. After completing her conservatory training with a degree in musical theatre, Analisa continued her live performance career in the New York and Philadelphia markets in equity theatre. She made the decision to move south for her family and has since switched her career to film. Since doing so, Analisa has become a union actor with SAG-Aftra and has been in films and TV shows such as Guardians of the Galaxy 3, Gotham Knights, Waterfront, Double Trouble and Naked Gun. She has appeared and starred in independent features and shorts such as Taming the Lion, Troma's The Power of Positive Murder, Esper, Denerhai, and Drawn to Kill. Analisa has also implemented her stage stunt training into film and has doubled for features such as Traction Park Massacre as well has performed her own stunts in a few features. Currently her career is based out of the Atlanta, NY, and LA markets.