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Alicia Mullings grew up on the stage. At age 12 she received a four year scholarship to attend the Jamaica School of Drama and Dance where she developed and embraced her craft. She appeared in over 12 productions/projects from the age of 12 to present time. During her early years on the stage some of the roles she played include Moses' Wife in "Moses Rod", West Indian Heroine in "Independence Celebration", Artist in the "Life of Jean Michel Basquiat", and Poetic Princess in "Poetic Knowledge." She received a supporting role in the 1950's comedy "You Can't Take It With You" as Rheba. She also landed a role in a local eight episode sitcom in Hartford, CT called "Mo' Shop Talk." Her most recent role was played as Kayleen in a play called "Pender County", this is also a local Hartford, CT play. Alicia is also an independent promoter, and poet know as "Egyptie", who hopes to own her own theater company called Egyptie Productions. As a rising star from Hartford by way of Jamaica, Alicia intends to conquer the world of entertainment with her talent and love for the art of acting.