Lee Eden is an NYC- and Austin, Texas-based actor, singer, and dancer whose work spans theatre and film. Although she was known as a shy little girl, she caught the acting bug at age 10 after watching her sister perform with Random Farms Kids’ Theater.

At 11, Lee made her professional debut as Brigitta von Trapp in the John W. Engeman Theater production of The Sound of Music, followed by the role of Rhoda Penmark in Nicu’s Spoon Theater Company’s production of The Bad Seed. Since then, she has appeared in more than 20 productions, including regional, Off-Off-Broadway, and Off-Broadway theatre. Her screen work includes film, commercials, and voiceover.

Lee performs both classical and musical theatre repertoire and has earned regional and national recognition as a vocalist. She was named a 2016 YoungArts winner in Theater, won the 2016 Hal Leonard Vocal Competition in musical theatre, and received the Kurt Weill Foundation’s Emerging Talent Award at the 2019 Lotte Lenya Competition. She also plays the ukulele.

Lee earned her BFA in Theatre Arts with a concentration in musical theatre from Long Island University. She is a member of Actors’ Equity and is represented in Texas by Collier Talent Agency.