Isabella Ward, a Puerto Rican American actress, singer, and dancer, gained prominence for her role in Steven Spielberg's remake of West Side Story.

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Growing up as a ballet dancer, Isabella had an early love for story telling. Over time she realized "that love" would not just be confined to the language of movement, but surpass to other art forms. Initially involved in theater, she contributed to productions like the Broadway National Tour of Cinderella and other regional theater projects.

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Following her role in West Side Story, Isabella recognized a burgeoning desire to pursue screen acting, prompting her move to Los Angeles.

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Her debut as Peyton in the TV series "Parallel," produced by SeaSick Studios, marked her entry as a Series Regular. 

Additionally, she ventured into several short films and stepped into producing with her project, "Canary."

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In tandem with her acting career, she release her first single, "Lesson To Me," available across all major music platforms—a precursor to her forthcoming musical endeavors.

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Isabella Ward embodies the essence of a true multi-hyphenate talent.