Monique Coleman Bio | Wiki

Monique Coleman ( Full Name: Adrienne Monique Coleman) is a popular American actress and dancer known for her role as Taylor McKessie in the High School Musical movies. She also competed in the Fall 2006 third edition of the reality dance competition show Dancing with the Stars. She began her acting career in theater and television at a young age in Columbia, South Carolina. Monique trained at the Workshop Theater School of Dramatic Arts where she performed in more than 15 plays. Her first lead role was in the independent film Mother of the River (1995) directed by Zeinabu irene Davis.

Two years afterward, Monique appeared as Young Donna in The Family Channel movie The Ditchdigger’s Daughter, for which she was nominated for a Young Artists Award of Hollywood. During her sophomore year of high school, Monique wrote, directed, produced, and appeared in a one-person play entitled “Voices from Within.” In Chicago, Monique appeared in stage productions of Noises Off, Polaroid Stories, The Real Thing, and The Colored Museum. In 2005, Monique acted alongside James Earl Jones in the Hallmark TV Movie The Reading Room. She won a 2006 CAMIE Award for the role and represented the film at the NAACP Image Awards.

Monique Coleman Age | Birthday

Monique was born on November 13, 1980, in Orangeburg, South Carolina, in the United States. She is 43 years old. Monique celebrates her birthday on November 13, every year.