Cara Marie Ruetz
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Cara Marie Ruetz is an actress and model based in Los Angeles
Cara is from Michigan and has been involved in theater and dance since childhood. Growing up in the Detroit area afforded her with a rich opportunity to train and compete in dance and also work alongside Broadway theater stars and dancers. Cara performed at the Detroit Music Hall in National City's Stars of Ballet and Broadway. She also performed at the historic Fox Theater and Masonic Temple. Cara has been the face of various Fashion and Commercial campaigns in LA, Chicago, and NY. She continues to study acting, the Meisner technique under Don Bloomfield.
"I want to provide a voice to characters, telling their stories, To give a voice to those that are a part of our past, present and future. Achieving this through acting is the greatest gift! Film and theater reminds us that in this amazing ever changing world we can come together with purpose and empathy to create. That's what our work can do.. We remind people that circumstances can change, people can be forgiven, and our hearts can always be opened to new possibilities."
Cara is from Michigan and has been involved in theater and dance since childhood. Growing up in the Detroit area afforded her with a rich opportunity to train and compete in dance and also work alongside Broadway theater stars and dancers. Cara performed at the Detroit Music Hall in National City's Stars of Ballet and Broadway. She also performed at the historic Fox Theater and Masonic Temple. Cara has been the face of various Fashion and Commercial campaigns in LA, Chicago, and NY. She continues to study acting, the Meisner technique under Don Bloomfield.
"I want to provide a voice to characters, telling their stories, To give a voice to those that are a part of our past, present and future. Achieving this through acting is the greatest gift! Film and theater reminds us that in this amazing ever changing world we can come together with purpose and empathy to create. That's what our work can do.. We remind people that circumstances can change, people can be forgiven, and our hearts can always be opened to new possibilities."
