She continued to perform throughout middle and high school, and was eager to get the heck out of Racine, Wisconsin at age 18, so she went somewhere snowier and colder: Syracuse University, where she graduated cum laude with a BFA in Musical Theatre.

She spent a year in New York City, auditioning and performing in A Day in Hollywood, A Night in the Ukraine.

But Suzanne heard L.A. calling her name, so she made the move to work in television and film while still pursuing her first love, theatre.

In the world of L.A. theatre, her favorite roles include the sex-crazed village idiot in Puritan new England, in the world premiere of Safe in Hell at South Coast Repertory Theatre; Ariel in The Tempest at A Noise Within; Jack in By the Great Horn Spoon at Laguna Playhouse, and a child of paradise in Paradise Lost: Shadows and Wings at the Theatre at Boston Court.

Other theatre credits include Ubu Roi at A Noise within, Couch at the Complex Theatre, Fresh Horses with Cassiopeia Theatre Company, and Not So Tall Tales with Theatre District at the Cast.

She has also kept busy with commercial and print work, including Geico, Hallmark, Kiwi Carpet Cleaners, Microsoft, Best Local Jobs, and Fox Sports.

Suzanne made her feature film debut as Mrs. Porter in the Sony film, Boogeyman 2, where she suffers a brutal murder! You can also see her in Suicide Hotline, a comedy sketch on www.superdeluxe.com.

Suzanne also wrote and produced a cabaret, Speak Low, directed by Calvin Remsberg, which she performed at the Catalina Bar and Grill in Hollywood, and recorded this year. Check back in July of '08 to buy your copy!