Heather Rae Friedenberg
Heather Rae Friedenberg is an actress, known for Albion: The Enchanted Stallion (2016).
Heather Rae Young
Buxom, leggy, and shapely blonde bombshell Heather Rae Young was born on September 16, 1987 in Anaheim, California. Heather was raised in the small town of Running Springs in the San Bernardino mountains in California. Her first job was working as a server at a local pizza place. Moreover, Young also worked as a ticket checker at the Snow Valley Resort and as a clerk at a video store. She left Running Springs shortly after turning eighteen. In June, 2008 Heather attended a "Playboy" casting call. Young was called back for some test photos and was first featured on the Playboy Cyberclub website in the pictorial "Lounge Acts" in August, 2009. She was subsequently chosen to be the Playmate of the Month in the February, 2010 issue of the famous men's magazine. In addition, Heather has also worked as a swimsuit, glamor, and lingerie model: She's been a spokes model for Captain Morgan, Smirnoff, Baileys, and Jose Cuervo, posed for both the 2010 Import Tuner calender and the 2011 Fast Dates calender, was featured in an ad campaign for the Affliction Clothing Line, and has modeled for such clients as Calao Swimwear, DSO Eyewear, Carrie Amber lingerie, Hustler Lingerie, Superstar Swimwear, and 7 Til Midnight Lingerie. Young made a guest appearance as Tina in "The Baby" episode of the comedy TV series "Til Death."
Heather Raelynn Bryson
Heather Raelynn Bryson was born on April 30, 1990 in Kern County, California, USA. She is an actress, known for Somebody Help Me 2 (2010). She has been married to Andre Gerard Boshant since October 4, 2014. They have one child.
Heather Raffo
Heather Raffo is an award-winning playwright and actress who's work has taken her from the Kennedy Center to the Aspen Ideas Institute and from London's House of Lords into classrooms across the nation. Her work has been seen off Broadway, off West End in regional theater and in film. She is best known as the author and solo performer of the play 9 PARTS OF DESIRE, which The New Yorker called "an example of how art can remake the world". 9 Parts of Desire was the first commercial hit on a national and international stage by an Arab American playwright helping to birth a whole new genre of Middle-Eastern American theater. It was first produced in London where critics hailed it as one of the season's best plays. Within a year it moved Off Broadway and ran for nine sold-out months, garnering a Lucielle Lortel award, Susan Smith Blackburn commendation as well as Drama League, OCC and Helen Hayes nominations. Since 2005, 9 Parts of Desire has been produced in nearly every major regional theater in America, with international productions ongoing in over a dozen countries. Raffo's most recent performing credits include the plays :The Profane (Playwrights Horizons), Food and Fadwa (New York Theater Workshop), In Darfur (The Public Theater), Palace of the End (Drama League Nomination/Epic Theater Ensemble), Macbeth (The Acting Co.), Over the River and Through the Woods (Houseman Theater) and the feature film, Vino Veritas with Carrie Preston, Bernard White and Brian Hutchison. Although Raffo began her career as an actor and trained classically, her work has taken her into new genres. Raffo was chosen by the Annenberg's Explore foundation to author the libretto to Fallujah, the first ever opera about the Iraq war. Fallujah was developed as part of Kennedy Center's International Theater Festival, it then received its world premiere at Long Beach Opera in March of 2016 and opened at New York City Opera later that year. A film was made of both the opera as well as a documentary titled Fallujah: Art, Healing and PTSD. Raffo's recent focus is on her newest play, NOURA, which recently won Williamstown's prestigious Weissberger Award and is on the Kilroy's List. NOURA had its world premiere at the Shakespeare Theater in Washington D.C. in 2018 before moving to Abu Dhabi in the spring of that year. Its New York premiere will be at Playwrights Horizons in their 2018/19 season with Raffo performing in the title role.
Heather Redden
Heather Redden is known for Boiled Angels: The Trial of Mike Diana (2018).
Heather Reynosa
Heather Reynosa is an actress, known for Win a Trip to Browntown! (2022).
Heather Rhea
Heather Rhea is an award winning American actress that has performed in Film, Television and Stage in both the US and Europe. She has studied Meisner under the direction of Yvonne Suhor, Strasberg under the direction of Terry Kiser and Chubbuck under the direction of Jonna Johnson. She now lives in Atlanta where she continues to work on her craft, and has enjoyed much success.
Heather Ricks
Heather is known for the films, Stand in the Gap, The Author, The Star, and the Keeper, and The Return. She has had television roles in Your Worst Nightmare and Homicide Hunter. She has voiced multiple characters in audio dramas such as The Giant Killer, and The Hidden Hand. She also worked as a co-host on the pilot season of The Pew. She has received multiple nominations and several wins for Best Actress and Best Supporting Actress, winning Best Actress for The Ledger in 2014, and Best Actress in a Short for Losing Faith in 2019. She won Best Supporting Actress for The Giant Killer in 2017. She was nominated for Best Supporting Actress for The Author, The Star, and the Keeper in 2020. Her dream roles are fantasy and historical drama, such as The Chronicles of Narnia, and The Lord of The Rings. Originally from Jacksonville Florida, she lives in Atlanta GA with her husband Chris.
Heather Robb
Heather Robb was born on April 4, 1983 in Newark, Delaware, USA. She is an actress and writer, known for Stake Land (2010), The House of the Devil (2009) and The Roost (2005).
Heather Rome
Heather Rome is an actress, known for Dumbo (2019), The Pursuit of Love (2021) and Daddy's Girl (2018).