Montana Jacobowitz

Montana Jacobowitz is a dynamically acclaimed actress and singer who has established herself as trailblazer of her generation and receiving the Global Impact Award for Youth Peacemaker from the United Nations alongside other honorees including Angelina Jolie, Debbie Allen, Billy Zane, etc. Montana landed her first film role in CBS blockbuster film "Middle School: The Worst Years of My Life" alongside Lauren Graham, Andy Daly, Rob Riggle, Griffin Gluck, and Isabela Merced. Since then, she starred in the Amazon Prime series, "2Real4U." She played the heart-wrenching series regular role of 'Peaches Thomas.' The series focuses on women's lives as they share a Safe Haven Home with secrets and corruption occurring behind closed doors. Peaches is a young teenager that comes from a broken home. She was placed in mental institutions due to numerous suicide attempts. When nothing works, she is placed in the Safe Haven Home. Unknown to Peaches, the hidden dark secrets of the home begin to emerge. Montana is well-known for voicing the lead Panderverse Butters Stotch opposite Trey Parker and Matt Stone on the highly sought five time Emmy-winning Paramount+ TV show "South Park." She just wrapped filming a Great American Family dramatic medical series "County Rescue" in the role of Bridgett, which will air early 2025. Montana's has built credits for herself in off-broadway productions such as Shakespeare's As You Like It, Hairspray, Fiddler on the Roof, You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown, and many more. In addition, Montana has been recognized for her musical abilities as singer-songwriter and musician. She has opened for notable actors and musicians such as Jaleel White aka Steve Urkel (Sitcom, "Family Matters"), Jeffrey Osborne, Kechi Okwuchi ("America's Got Talent" Season 12 Finalist), and many more. She has written 4 original songs called, "Let Me In," "Ask Me Why I Cry," "Reckless," and "The Things I've Done," which can be heard and streamed on all music platforms. Jacobowitz has been recognized by several outlets for her activism and philanthropy work with 'Girl's Life Magazine' mentioning, "Gen Z is showing that you can change the world no matter how young you are. For proof, look no further than rising star Montana."