Be great in act, as you have been in thought;
Let not the world see fear and sad distrust;
Govern the motion of a kingly eye;
Be stirring as the time; be fire with fire;
King John, Act V Scene I, William Shakespeare
Let not the world see fear and sad distrust;
Govern the motion of a kingly eye;
Be stirring as the time; be fire with fire;
King John, Act V Scene I, William Shakespeare
McLean grew up on a farm in Virginia where her parent's instilled in her the importance of one's imagination.
She studied theatre and special education while at James Madison University where she wrote a thesis on Theatre Therapy. McLean studied American Sign Language while living in Chicago IL, and was a founding company member and the Associate Artistic Director of TheatreLAB while living in Richmond VA.
Upon moving to DC in 2016 she continued her work as a performer while earning her MFA from George Washington University and The Shakespeare Theatre Company's Academy for Classical Acting. She graduated in 2017.
McLean now lives in NYC where she works as an actor and artist. She is a published illustrator, muralist, acting coach, and writes and dances in her spare time. She is also a barre3 fitness instructor and a proud aunt of two smart nieces and a small, precious nephew.
She studied theatre and special education while at James Madison University where she wrote a thesis on Theatre Therapy. McLean studied American Sign Language while living in Chicago IL, and was a founding company member and the Associate Artistic Director of TheatreLAB while living in Richmond VA.
Upon moving to DC in 2016 she continued her work as a performer while earning her MFA from George Washington University and The Shakespeare Theatre Company's Academy for Classical Acting. She graduated in 2017.
McLean now lives in NYC where she works as an actor and artist. She is a published illustrator, muralist, acting coach, and writes and dances in her spare time. She is also a barre3 fitness instructor and a proud aunt of two smart nieces and a small, precious nephew.