Millicent Sheridan

Millicent Sheridan is a Southern California native. Growing up in Westlake Village she studied acting, dance and singing, first appearing at age 9 playing the lead role of the "Virgin Mary" at her prep school Robinare. By age 13 she played the lead role of "Lola" in Damn Yankees and 5 short years later at age 18, she landed her first union job, acting and Go-Go dancing opposite Gary Shandling. Over then last 25 years, Millicent Sheridan has worked as a character actress alongside Oscar winners; Robert De Niro, Jack Nicholson, Sean Penn and Martin Scorsese!As a poetess, her works were first published in the ground-breaking literary publication the Saturday Afternoon Journal in 1993. Her poems; "A Sense of Place", "The Winding Road Back To Malibu", "Illuminations of Mine", and "Sin" are just a few of her published works re-published in her book titled "My Secret Codes"(Amazon Kindle Edition).As a debut novelist, her suspense-romance "10,000 Miles"(Amazon Kindle Edition) is receiving excellent reviews since its release on August 8th 2013. Being an expert equestrian, Millicent infuses her in-depth knowledge of horses in this unique cautionary tale,sprinkled with stunning erotic-poetry and diary entries. "10,000 Miles" is a must read for any woman who has ever loved or lost.She is very proud of her charity work since 2002; donating countess hours of love and skill mentoring Los Angeles' Foster Children providing 'Horse Interaction Mental-Health Therapy'. She has also working with the Red Cross (Santa Monica Chapters)Haiti-earthquake fund-raisers, and she has helped raise 10's of thousands of dollars hosting "Saddle Up" for St. Judes Children's Hospital(a 10-mile horse back ride-a-ton through Griffith Park)for the World Leader in Pediatric Cancer Research.Millicent is finishing an equine-based Children's Book Series. Each book features a special message from a 'Rescued Horse'. There is a book dedicated to foster children, adopted children, children whose parent(s) are ill, children who dare to dream big, and children with learning challenges. Show less «