About Kelli Youngman Singh
I’m Kelli Youngman Singh— a recently married, Korean-born, New Jersey-raised, NYC-based performer known for bringing grounded power, emotional clarity, and soul-level presence to every role I take on.
My artistic life began in a Mommy & Me dance class at age three and never really stopped. From ballet intensives and national competitions to training at The Ailey School and Fordham University, the foundation was laid early: precision, discipline, and deep love for the craft.
I made my Broadway debut in The King and I at Lincoln Center—where I was honored to help close the revival company—and spent a year on the road with the show’s First National Tour as Assistant Dance Captain and Swing. I went on to perform in Anastasia, The Flamingo Kid, and Newsies at Arena Stage. My work on screen includes Westworld, The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, and more.
I’m not here to play it safe. I’m here to create work that moves people. To lead with heart, presence, and a vision bigger than myself.
In my life and career, I bring grounded presence, emotional agility, and authenticity. I’m drawn to work that challenges convention, redefines representation, and explores the deeper truths of identity, love, and what it means to be fully alive.
This next chapter is about originating powerful roles, collaborating with visionary artists, and bringing multidimensional storytelling to life.
Let’s make magic.
*Proud member of Actors’ Equity Association.