Symone

17-year old Symone is the youngest Muñoz family member, but she doesn't let being the youngest hold her back; she makes up for it in loads of natural talent, musicality, and creativity.

Symone is a Singer-Songwriter, Print Model, Musician (Guitar, Bass, Trumpet), Actress, and Dancer who's trained with some of the best in the business. Symone is an accomplished young guitarist currently studying with Grammy Award winning singer-songwriter and celebrity bassist Debra Killings. As a young dancer, she studied at Rockwell Dance Academy with famed B-Girl and HipHop Dance Instructor, Honey Rockwell. Symone has also had an opportunity to work with Speech Thomas (Arrested Development front-man) and his wife Yolanda Thomas at the Victory Spot. She's been booked as a featured Recording Artist and Background Vocalist with children's book project, "Alphabet Letters In My Soup" for the Song and Audio Book by children's author Jennifer Woods. Symone also appeared on the Netflix Original Series Stranger Things 3 in 2019.

As a Georgia Thespian Society Member, Symone attends award-winning performing arts high school, SOTA (School of the Arts) where she has already been cast in several productions, like Les Miserables as featured ensemble. Symone is a 2023 Scholarship Winner for the Broadway Dreams Theatre Intensive Program. Symone is also a performing artist in the City Springs Theatre Conservatory Pre-Pro Company, where she recently gave a stellar performance with her interpretation of the role of "Pilar" in Legally Blonde, Jr. The Musical. Symone was also recently cast as a featured dancer in the upcoming documentary film WTDL.

Not only is Symone an Academic Honors Student, she's excelled at the competition level with her Award-Winning Solo Performance at the Nat’l Performing Arts Festival & her Award-Winning Duo Competition Performance at ThesCon 2024. Symone can be seen on the stage in the new summer 2024 production of The Wedding Singer as "Linda" as well as the fall 2024 production of 9 to 5 Jr. in her lead role as "Violet."