More about Cheryl Felicia Rhoads

                        

Cheryl Felicia Rhoads got her start as an acting coach on the network TV series Star Search with host Ed McMahon in 1986.  Cheryl was the coach for winner of the Star Search $100,000 prize, Cyndi James Gossett.  In more recent years, Cheryl's clients have booked acting roles on CSI: Cold Case, Without a Trace, The Practice, The Amanda Bynes Show, and Malcom in the Middle.

Cheryl recently was the associate producer for a new independent film, The Game.  As an actress she scored a comedy "knock out punch" in the 2004 sit com Rodney.  She guest starred on the Annie Potts series for the Lifetime Channel called Any Day Now.

She also made appearances on Saved by the Bell and Married with Children. Cheryl was a series regular along with actor Ben Affleck on Against the Grain on NBC.  Her very popular and endearing performances as Mother Goose in the Mother Goose Video/DVD Treasury won for Cheryl a legion of fans who grew up with her tapes.  Cheryl is a member of the Writers Guild of America (WGA) and other entertainment unions.

Cheryl has written inside commentaries for network TV series.  She produced and directed the acclaimed comedy revue at The Groundlings Theatre in LA with the title Accompanied by Adults featuring complimentary performances by both adults and children. The unusual format was praised by The Los Angeles Times.

As a segment producer for ABC-TV's America's Funniest People,Cheryl searched for and supervised the selection of new comedic talent from all over the U.S. She was on the staff of The New York Film Academy and worked for a year as a teacher for the John Robert Powers School of Acting in Rockville, Maryland.  While she was located in Los Angeles, The New Times Los Angeles Magazine praised Cheryl's comedy classes for kids and teens as the "BEST in Los Angeles."