Amber was born on a farm in Colorado, where she was raised by wild bunnies. At the age of two she ran away from the burrow, and like all aspiring actresses she went to California. There she was taken in by a husband and wife with no children of their own. Being their only child she was very loved and cared for. This fueled Amber’s ego and by the age of five she had become a ham (the attention seeking kind... not the kind you eat on Easter.)
Time went on and Amber could be found doing fun children theater and small plays at her church. Even in high school she got involved in the nonsense of the drama class, and it was there that she meet her love. On that day a college troop came into her class to teach the wide eyed high school students the art of Improv. From that moment on Amber was hooked. Shewent on to be apart of many improv shows. Even making her way to The Second City where she did the famed show “Mansa for Dummies” (sorry you missed it.) This was Amber’s peak. Now Amber can be found doing improv in the wee hours of the morning with the Imagination Machine. And yes, she still holds a place in her heart for bunnies.