LYNN SEIBEL:
Lynn has had experience as a professional actor in Hollywood and as a professional educator in the Midwest. Lynn has appeared in nearly 60 film and television roles, and has worked with some of the best actors and directors in the business.
A sample of Lynn’s television and film credits include: Murder She Wrote, Knots Landing, Highway to Heaven, Little House on the Prairie, Fame, Dallas, The Incredible Hulk, General Hospital, The Young and the Restless, Days of Our Lives, Mighty Duck 3, Cheech and Chong’s Next Movie, The Embrace of the Vampire.
Lynn Phillip Seibel brings unparalleled experience as a professional actor, director and educator to our students. His passion for teaching and performing, along with his unbounded enthusiasm, will prepare and inspire.
Ellen Regan
Ellen Regan brings a multi-faceted talent and experience to her teaching. Her wide range of roles in various
mediums serves the student well.
Theatrically trained, Ellen had extensive experience in film and television in Los Angeles. Under contracts to both
studios and networks, her credits include several major roles as series regulars, as well as recurring roles on wellestablished
series such as "Taxi". And in two episodes of "Cheers", she even had the dubious distinction of being
the first woman ever to turn down Sam Malone! Just a sample of some other guest star credits can be found on
such shows as "Lou Grant", "Remington Steele", and "Little House on the Prairie". She also has numerous Series
Pilots to her credit for all three major networks.
Prior to LA, Ellen built a firm foundation for her work with her theatre training. Her B.A. is in Theatre Arts. She
was fortunate to spend time at one of America's premier regional repertory theatres, the American
Conservatory Theatre in San Francisco. Afterwards, she returned to the Midwest to work in regional theatre there.
She distinguished herself in roles such as Elvira in "Blithe Spirit", Cherie in "Bus Stop" and Mary in "Mary,
Mary". Musicals were also part of her repertoire. She did leads in such shows as "She Loves Me", "Guys and
Dolls" and "I Do, I Do!", which turned into the longest running show in the State of Wisconsin at that
time. "I Do, I Do!" was the springboard for her LA career when it was seen by a Hollywood writer and Producer.
Now, having come home and after having raised her two children, Ellen is returning to her calling. She affords her
students the wealth of her experience, knowledge and talent as she prepares them for their own careers.