A Florida native who worked at Cypress Gardens as a teenager selling orange juice and was a former teen golf champion in the area as well, Sheila's over three decade Hollywood career has encompassed not only film and TV but the dramatic and comedic stage.
Active in the Los Angeles local theater for over 30 years, Sheila received her Equity card in the hallmark production of Arthur Miller's "All My Sons" at the Los Angeles Theater Center which starred Bill Pullman, Philip Baker Hall and the late Nan Martin. One of her particular favorites was the featured role of child-like May Bee Burley in Theatre West's 1985 premiere of "Verdigris", written by Jim Beaver and directed by Mark W. Travis, which earned her both the Los Angeles Weekly and Drama-Logue awards. Sheila returned to the play in Theatre West's 30-year anniversary of the production, this time receiving critical acclaim for the powerhouse leading role of Margaret Fielding.
