Anna Maria Perez de Tagle
American actress and singer
Born
December 23rd, 1990
34 years ago
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
United States
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Debuted in the television series "Hannah Montana" as Ashley DeWitt. Gained recognition for performances in Disney Channel productions and various stage musicals. Also collaborated with several artists in music, further expanding a career in both acting and singing. Participated in off-Broadway productions, showcasing versatility in performing arts. Engaged in philanthropic activities, supporting education and arts.
Played Ashley DeWitt in "Hannah Montana"
Performed in "Godspell" 2012 off-Broadway
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