Claire Torrance

Claire Isabelle "Rose" Torrance is an actress, singer and dancer. Born during a snowstorm on January 7, 2005 in Vancouver, BC, Canada. Her heritage is: Scottish, Irish, Austrian, French, English and Danish. She is always humming or singing with perfect pitch and was memorizing whole songs before she could even pronounce them. She loves old songs, Musicals and R & B, Pop and Rap. Her singing teacher said she has at least a four octave range! Her first commercial was for Fisher Price when she was one years old. She did many more commercials over the years and continues with dancing, tap, ballet & music theatre... and dabbled with a bit of Irish dancing too! When she was 8 she booked her first supporting role in a Hallmark Mystery TV movie Garage Sale Mystery: All that Glitters with Director Peter Deluise, starring Lori Loughlin. She had so much fun on set and was laughing in between filming as the cast and director were "hilarious". Claire has a fascination with learning about the Biographies of famous Directors and Actors and loves to spend time with her sister and little brother filming mini movies on her camera. Last year she booked back to back roles in Fear the Walking Dead as "Thompson Daughter" then as an onlooker in Steven Spielberg's Minority Report. She continues to study acting with many of the top Acting schools & Theatre in Vancouver and has received many scholarships and bursaries for Acting Excellence. She is enrolled in a "Gifted Professionals" program through online school. Claire has four siblings that are all actors: Julia Torrance, Mary Elise Torrance, Johnny Torrance & her oldest brother, Kaelan Torrance. Claire's parents Jennifer & Andrew are online entrepreneurs that run four shops selling vintage clothing, movie memorabilia, collectibles, books and a boutique specializing in Vintage Hats called Hats Forward - they also work as Actors and have been in many national commercials. Claire helps out with the business by shopping for vintage treasures with her mom and modeling. Show less «