If you have a dream to be an actor, but are worried about the logistics of working, traveling and raising kids - today's episode is for you. Great American Family Actress Shae Robins gets real about what it takes to make a stage and film career work while raising kids and what a gift it has been to work for a company like GAF that supports moms in such a big way.
Shae Robins is an actress known for her performances across commercials, film, television, and musical theater. Shae graduated from Brigham Young University in 2015 with a Bachelor’s in Music Dance Theater and has been performing professionally and teaching since then.
Shae has showcased her talents in numerous musical theater productions. Some of her most recent credits include Belle in “Beauty and the Beast”, at Hale Centre Theatre, Irene Molloy in “Hello, Dolly!” (HCT), Ella in “Cinderella” (HCT), and Sophie in “Mamma Mia!” at Tuacahn Amphitheater. Shae has also had notable roles in the US premiere productions of “Disney’s When You Wish”, playing Snow White and Mary Poppins at Tuacahn Amphitheater, and “The Count of Monte Cristo”, portraying Mercedes at Brigham Young University.
In addition to her stage achievements, Shae is signed with Talent Management Group, working in commercials, film, and television. She has appeared in dozens of commercials both nationally and locally, and has also starred in a number of films on the Great American Family network, including “Passport to Love”, “Destined at Christmas”, “Destined 2: Christmas Once More”, and “Identical Love”, to name a few.
Shae is married to Brad Robins, and together they have two beautiful girls: Sadie (3) and Ruby (9 months).
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