Ashley Fink

Actress and singer from 'Glee'

Ashley Fink - Performers & Entertainers born November 20th, 1986
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Born in 1986, an American actress and singer gained recognition for a prominent role as Lauren Zizes in the television series 'Glee'. This musical comedy-drama showcased her talents in both acting and singing, contributing to the series' popularity. In addition to work on television, also participated in various stage productions and music projects, further displaying versatility in performance. Credit includes appearances in other series, showcasing abilities in both comedic and dramatic roles. Engaged in various forms of entertainment, highlighting a commitment to the arts throughout a career spanning several years.

Played Lauren Zizes in 'Glee'

Appeared in 'The Glee Project'

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