Lycia naff biography

Lycia Naff (born August 29, 1962) is an American dancer, actress, and journalist.
Lycia Naff began her Hollywood career as a lead dancer on the T.V. series, Fame (1982).
Lycia Naff is an American dancer, actress, and journalist.

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Lycia Naff

Place of birth:

Las Vegas, Nevada, USA

Roles:

Actress
Voice actress

Lycia Naff(born29 August1962; age 62) is an actress who played Sonya Gomezin the Star Trek: The Next Generationsecond seasonepisodes "Q Who" and "Samaritan Snare" and voiced the character in the Star Trek: Lower Deckssecond seasonepisode "First First Contact".

Her character was supposed to be a romantic interest for Geordi La Forge in The Next Generation and had been well-established for two consecutive episodes, but then was dropped from the series and abruptly never seen or referred to again until her appearance in Lower Decks three decades later. [1]

Naff started her entertainment career in 1982 as a dancer in the series Fame, followed by guest spots on series like The Jeffersons (1983, with David Paymer), Whiz Kids (1984, with Elisha Cook and Kenneth Mars), St. Elsewhere (1985, starring William Daniels, Norman Lloyd, Ed Begley, Jr., Christina Pickles and Karen Austin), Hunter (1985, with James Whitmore

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Lycia Naff

Birthdate

August 29, 1962

Lycia Naff(born August 29, 1962) is an American dancer, actress and journalist. She portrayed Lilain The Flash.

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Lycia Naff began her Hollywood career as a lead dancer on the T.V. series, Fame (1982). She was given the opportunity to act on the series. That's when the acting bug bit. After three seasons on "Fame", Lycia went on to star in a number of plays, including "Closely Related", at the Southcoast Repertory Theatre, for which she received an Honorable Mention award from the L.A. Times. Lycia temporarily ended her acting career 13 years later, after receiving an Emmy Award nomination for Best Performance in a TV movie, for her starring role in The Perfect Date (1990). Lycia took a hiatus to become a journalist, having worked at top newspapers and magazines, including the Miami Herald and People Magazine.

Currently, Lycia is the proud owner of two white bunnies, Stinky and Walter, and is content writing for national magazines and acting in national commercials in Los Angeles. She made her stage comeback in a play at the Actor's Playpen in Hollywood in 2005. She is also a member of the "Open At The Top Theatre Company" at the NOHO Arts Center.