Casey Paige Henley
Actor, Singer, and Master Parallel Parker.
Casey was born and raised in BUMP-ASS Virginia, an unfortunate name for a small town. She grew up as an ultra-competitive ice skater, but left the ice to pursue her passion for story telling.
Casey holds a BFA in theatre performance with a minor in musical theatre from Virginia Commonwealth University.
She enjoys embodying strong young women on camera and on the stage. Casey is a seemingly innocent young lady with a sharp edge; the perfect combination of softness and strength. She is the slightly awkward-yet loyal, well-meaning best friend or the unexpected, young woman that holds a dangerous secret. Casey is typically perceived as sweet and wholesome, yet her captivating, electric dark eyes hold a powerful intensity that could kill. She has the intense-yet vulnerable, fearless energy of Anya Taylor-Joy, with a subtle bite-reminiscent of Sissy Spacek in Carrie, where terror and innocence collide in a perfect storm.
Lastly she has two feline sons, Bentley and Moose. Everything is for them!
About Miss Casey Paige!
recent film work
HOMEGROWN
This past February I had the privilege of leading this lovely short film about passion, perseverance, and creativity.
When Piper revisits her family farm post-grad, she realizes things are not as they seem. The farm is in financial ruin and Piper must devise a plan to save the farm she calls home. A heart warming film about preserving the seemingly little things, with the biggest positive environmental impact.
HOMEGROWN is scheduled to premiere on May 5th in Bradenton Florida!
Directed by Ella Satterfield and Produced by Nadia Grasso
Photos credit of Cecilia Marty
Presented by VCUarts Theatre, The Crucible by Arthur Miller, directed by Emily Mattison approached the text through a female lens, highlighting the strength of the girls and women in a patriarchal society. Knowing their fate is in the hands of men they learn what they need to do to survive. They find their power.
Check out this Style Weekly article on the production!
Photos credit of Aaron Sutton
recent stage work
Abigail Williams in The Crucible by Arthur Miller
