Skylar Dunn

Not much is known about her personal life. Skylar is presently concentrating on her acting career while attending public school. She currently stays in Los Angeles, California.

She loves to spend time with friends and is enthusiastic about sports and other activities. Her ‘The Greatest Showman’ co-star Austyn Johnson is a good friend of hers. She also likes to play the guitar and read. Her nickname is Skye.

She began training in dance when she was 2 years old. She eventually developed a keen interest in acting. Soon, she began participating in competitive dancing and performing in productions of local community theater.

The blue-eyed blonde performed in the solo musical theater ‘Broadway Baby’ in 2013, when she was around 5 years old. She earned the first place. She appeared in the Mark Pellington-directed thriller–drama TV movie ‘Secret Lives of Husbands and Wives,’ which released that year. She also appeared in an uncredited role in the short drama ‘A Dream of Flying,’ which released on November 30 the same year.

She appeared in the pilot episode of the comedy TV series ‘Sitters: The Series’ on January 1, 2014. She portrayed ‘Peyton’ in the episode. The 8-minute short horror film ‘Bedtime Story,’ which released that year, featured Skylar in the lead role of ‘Isabelle.’ It was written and directed by Mischa Auzins. She also performed in a solo musical theater called ‘Man of La Mancha’ that year.

At age 7, she performed the contemporary dance ‘The Nothingest Girl in the World’ in the 2015 ‘Sheer Talent Nationals’ competition and won the third place. The dance was choreographed by Sandee Juliano, while the recording was done by Skylar herself. That year, she also performed in the lyrical ‘When She Loved Me’ on the show ‘Sheer Talent.’ The choreography, costume, and props of the act were provided by Sandee Juliano.

She became the first runner-up in the ‘Small Wonder Sheer Talent Nationals’ competition after she performed in the solo musical theater ‘The Greatest Star’ in 2016. That year, she also appeared in the short film ‘Chocolate Cake,’ directed and co-written by Benjamin Shweky. It was released at the ‘Central Florida Film Festival’ on September 2, 2016.