Kyra Kennedy
Kyra Kennedy is an actress, known for Blue Bloods (2010), Roman Candle (2021) and Red Letters (2019).
Kyra Krumins
Kyra Krumins was born on July 26, 2002 in Mayfield Heights, Ohio, USA. She is an actress, known for A Nightmare on Elm Street (2010) and A Place Called Home.
Kyra Leroux
Born a friendly redhead, Kyra has always stood out in a crowd. Since her first word "Hi!" at nine months, Kyra has been comfortable speaking publicly and entertaining everyone. It was a natural progression to combine Kyra's confident and outgoing personality with the performing arts. Since booking her first role in the crime comedy series Psych at seven years old, Kyra has had a passion for acting. Since then, Kyra has gone on to act in guest roles in series such as ABC's Once Upon a Time, History channel's Six and Netflix' Brand New Cherry Flavor, to name a few. She continues to learn, grow, and hone her craft at Vancouver's esteemed acting school, McIlroy & Associates, training primarily with coach Beatrice King. As Kyra has always been a dynamic storyteller, she began training in musical theatre at the age of 4. Some of her highlights throughout the years have been playing the title role of Alice in Metro Theatre's outrageous pantomime Alice in Wonderland, Gracie Shinn in Gateway Theatre's Music Man, and Buttons in Theatre Under the Stars' Newsies. She also spent several years choreographing and performing in productions at her high school, where she graduated with straight A's from the french immersion program. Ever since her musical theatre classes introduced her to singing, Kyra has continued to devote time to her love of music. In addition to private lessons in singing and piano, she was deeply involved in the music department at school, playing alto saxophone in the concert band, trumpet in the jazz band, and singing with the concert and jazz choirs. She now puts her musical talent to use playing gigs around Vancouver and busking on Granville Island in the summer, where she sings and plays guitar in multiple groups. Kyra started her very first dance class in a diaper just before she turned 2 and has been dancing ever since! Kyra is able to change styles between classical ballet, contemporary, modern, jazz, lyrical, tap, stage and hip hop, executing each performance authentically. Her charisma and stage presence most recently earned her the opportunity to dance on screen in Kenny Ortega's Netflix Original series Julie and the Phantoms. Kyra's extensive training in acting, dance, musical theatre and singing has led her to be a versatile and well rounded performer who has earned a reputation throughout the Vancouver scene as a hard working and enthusiastic artist.
Kyra Lizama
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Kyra Locke
Kyra Locke is an actress, known for Ray Donovan (2013), Fresh Off the Boat (2015) and It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia (2005).
Kyra Lyn
Kyra Lyn is an actress, known for I'm Sorry. (2017), I Think You Should Leave with Tim Robinson (2019) and Hello from Taiwan (2020).
Kyra Macpherson
Kyra MacPherson is an award-winning makeup artist out of Calgary, Alberta, passionate about story telling and character development. In 2000, a move to Texas ignited a transformation in Kyra's artistry. Amidst the Texan horizons, her painting style took a dark and surreal turn, a perfect fit for the world of cinematic horror. Her brushes became instruments of terror, proving a little too dark for local and high school art shows. Returning to Alberta in 2011, Kyra sought new avenues for her artistic ambitions. In her mid-20s, she dived into the realm of makeup artistry with a focus in special effects and fabrication, where her talent for color, texture, and imagination found a new canvas. Her paintbrushes became makeup brushes, bringing depth and magic to the faces of actors and actresses in the world of cinema. Beyond film, she became a special effects and prosthetic educator, sharing her knowledge and nurturing the next generation of artists. Above all, Kyra MacPherson possesses a servant's heart, believing the relationship between makeup artist and actor is sacred, deserving of the highest respect. Her journey, from the vast Alberta landscapes to the captivating Texas horizons and back, reflects the ever-evolving nature of artistry. She lives to weave an artistic tapestry, leaving an indelible mark on both canvas and face, captivating audiences and establishing herself as a notable presence in the world of film makeup artistry.
Kyra Nichols
Kyra Nichols was born on 2 July 1958 in Berkeley, California, USA. She is an actress, known for The Nutcracker (1993), Matthew the Angry Elf (2012) and Live from Lincoln Center (1976).
Kyra Santoro
Kyra Santoro is an American actress, model and singer from Los Angeles, Ca. She grew up doing commercial work as a child and competitive dance performing before breaking into modeling at age 18. She has shot for publications such as Sports Illustrated, Maxim, Bella Mag, Men's Health and GQ. She started releasing music in early 2019. She is most known for her role as Jenny Turco on Fox's The Orville.
Kyra Sedgwick
Kyra Minturn Sedgwick was born on August 19, 1965 in New York City to Patricia (Rosenwald), a family and speech therapist, and Henry Dwight Sedgwick V, a venture capitalist. Her mother was from an upper-class German Jewish family, and her father was from a wealthy Massachusetts clan of English descent, with many prominent ancestors (including Judge Theodore Sedgwick and educator Endicott Peabody). Sedgwick attended private schools. She made her professional acting debut at age 16 on the soap opera Another World (1964). A graduate of USC, Kyra has pursued a career that includes stage, screen and television. Kyra's reason for becoming an actor is that it gives her the ability to be compassionate and to walk around in the shoes of others. Her first brush with stardom came in Born on the Fourth of July (1989) as "Donna", the high-school sweetheart of Tom Cruise. Two of her roles led to Golden Globe nominations: Miss Rose White (1992) and Something to Talk About (1995). She met her husband, Kevin Bacon, when they played leads in the television movie Lemon Sky (1988). They have two children.
