Cyndi Rhoads began her journey in the performing arts at just 12 years old, portraying Tillie in "The Effect of Gamma-Rays on Man-in-the-Moon Marigolds," presented by the Hinsdale Village Players in her hometown of Hinsdale, Illinois. She stepped into the professional realm with a Nebraska Lottery commercial in 1994, marking the commencement of her acting career. Over the years, Cyndi made a significant impact on the Chicago theater scene, both as a writer and performer.
Her career reached a pivotal moment in 1999 when she took on the role of Carolyn Bryant in David Barr's powerful play, "The State of Mississippi vs. Emmett Till," staged at Pegasus Players in Chicago. This performance received critical acclaim and drew large audiences for several months, solidifying her reputation as a talented actress.
In 2000, Cyndi became a member of the Screen Actors Guild, further establishing her credentials in the industry. More recently, she relocated to Portland, Oregon, where she continues to pursue her passion for acting, engaging in commercials and independent film projects. Cyndi Rhoads remains a dedicated artist, committed to her craft and the stories she brings to life on stage and screen.
