Nostalgia
Aleisha began the pursuit of her performance career at the young age of three…just as she insisted!
One day, she saw her cousin on a Campbell’s Soup commercial, and said to her parents, “I wanna do that!”. They both saw Aleisha’s passion to perform. Initially, her mother was apprehensive with good reason, while her dad sided with Aleisha’s persistence. Then, with the agreement between the three of them as a team, that she would continue to do well in school, keep it fun, and lead a regular childhood as much as possible, her parents helped her follow her dreams.
She earned her first credit at age four, and… the rest was history!
Take a trip down memory lane and enjoy some photos and footage, from Aleisha’s personal archives, of the earlier parts of her performance arts career, as an ode to where it all started.
Blue's Clues (Nickelodeon)
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Out of The Box (Disney)
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School of Rock (Paramount Pictures)
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Are We There Yet? (Revolution Studios/Columbia Pictures)
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Are We Done Yet? (Revolution Studios/Columbia Pictures)
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Young Adult (Paramount Pictures)
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The Best Man (Universal Pictures/40 Acres and a Mule Filmworks)
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Elmo's Magic Cookbook (Sesame Workshop/Sony Wonder)
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The Electric Company (Children's Television Workshop/Sesame Workshop)
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Blue's Clues (Nickelodeon) ~ Out of The Box (Disney) ~ School of Rock (Paramount Pictures) ~ Are We There Yet? (Revolution Studios/Columbia Pictures) ~ Are We Done Yet? (Revolution Studios/Columbia Pictures) ~ Young Adult (Paramount Pictures) ~ The Best Man (Universal Pictures/40 Acres and a Mule Filmworks) ~ Elmo's Magic Cookbook (Sesame Workshop/Sony Wonder) ~ The Electric Company (Children's Television Workshop/Sesame Workshop) ~
The Scrapbook.
Print Modeling, Commercials, Voiceovers, Television, Film, Live Performance…
The Scrapbook.
Delving Through The Archives…
“I want to act to help bring stories to life…”
~Aleisha LaNae’ Allen (from “Aleisha Answers”)
The Scrapbook.
Strolling Back Down Memory Lane…
