The Los Angeles Times has called Mona Lee Wylde an actress "of uncommon power," and has described her performances with the phrase, “as exciting as acting gets.”

A graduate of New York's American Academy of Dramatic Arts, Mona Lee has done many stage productions, achieving critical acclaim for the role of Dorrie in the West Coast Premiere of Stan Luchow's "The New York Bench Plays."

Mona Lee Wylde played Abigail Adams in Jovanka Bach’s Mercy Warren’s Tea, a John Stark production, directed by John Stark at The Odyssey Theatre in Los Angeles.

On film, Mona Lee played the part of Elaine in Steve Dworman's NBC Pilot Prsentation "Can't We Just Get Along?"

As a member of Jack Stahlin’s Circus Theatricals Company Mona Lee has played in Taming of the Shrew, Macbeth, the one-act The War Between Virginia and Alabama, and Getting Out.

When not performing, Mona Lee is an avid photographer: www.leewylde.com

A full account of Mona Lee Wylde's acting credits is available on IMDB.