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A native of Connecticut, Niki Scalera began her quest at the ripe old age of three enrolled in tap dance, ballet and jazz. This would be the beginning of Niki's extensive career in the arts.
Niki began acting at the age of five starring in national commercials such as the Cabbage Patch Kids, Oreo's and Raisin Bran.
At the age of 8, while working with director Beau Bridges, she starred in the Emmy nominated ABC After School Special Don't Touch where she played a sexually abused child. Her daytime drama work includes Loving, All My Children and Another World.
By the age of 10, Niki's lessons and New York auditions had her singing and dancing 5 days a week. During the summers, Niki performed in local musicals such as Gypsy, The Sound of Music and Carousel.
At the age of 12, Niki worked with Neil Simon in his original Broadway Production of Jake's Women. Niki's first trip to Los Angeles came at age of 15 while starring with James Naughton in the musical production "The American Dream" at Century City's Schubert Theatre.
While in high school, Niki captured every lead role performing in musicals from Anything Goes to West Side Story. Niki later attended the CAP21 program & Stonestreet Studios at New York University's Tisch School of the Arts where she received her Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree.
Following graduation Niki went on to tour the US as the lead in the Broadway musical Footloose where she played the rebellious preacher's daughter, Ariel Moore. Forty cities, 400 performances and a year later, Niki made her way to Los Angeles where she has worked with several different producers and captivated crowds with her 3+ octave singing range on the local circuit.
Just last year, Niki performed as an original cast member in the Queen rock theatrical We Will Rock You at the Paris Las Vegas Hotel & Casino and is currently on Broadway in Disney's Tarzan. Niki is thrilled to be back on the east coast and looking forward to all the world of theatre, film, television & voiceovers has to offer!
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