Kellee Owens

Kellee Owens is a Dallas-based actor, comedian, and writer known for her versatility across film, television, and theater. Recent film credits include supporting roles in The Immaculate Deception, The Jump, Ward, and Immortal Fist: The Legend of Wing Chun. On television, she appeared as Rosy in Generation Hope Series 3. On stage, Kellee has performed in numerous productions throughout Texas, Oklahoma, Louisiana, and internationally in Spain, including featured roles in Murder Mystery Company, The Dinner Detective, and How the Grinch Stole Christmas (as Betty Lou Who) at East Valley Theatre. She was a regular cast member at Blacktop Comedy Theater, where she performed in Squeaky Clean Comedy Shows and Friday Night Improv. Kellee trained extensively in improv with Paul Burke and David Magidoff, and has studied commercial acting with Kevin Howard, adult acting with Nancy Charlier and Cody Dorkin, and screen work with Nick Armstrong and Charlie Holliday. Beyond her core acting skills, Kellee brings unique abilities including certified wine consultant expertise, manual transmission driving, roller and ice skating, and ASL fingerspelling. Based in Dallas, Kellee continues to develop original comedy content while actively pursuing roles in film, television, and theater that showcase her range from dramatic to comedic performances.