Bianca Star

Atlanta native Bianca Star was born to perform, so to speak. Right after graduating from Lovejoy High School, she went on to sign a major label record deal with Universal Music Group along with her then group Co-Ed. The group’s R&B album “Utopia” launched Bianca’s public career, leading to overseas tours, radio appearances and magazine interviews. Bianca got her first shot at acting with Dallas Austin, producer of TLC, director of ATL, and the movie “Drumline”. Since then, she has accumulated an impressive list of performance credits for writing, acting and singing, including the BET/CENTRIC/PEACHTREE TV-syndicated television show “Welcome to Dreamland” in 2009. Most recently, she has starred in stage plays (When a Man Knows) and feature films (“A Good Day for Everybody”).