Michelle Creber

Michelle Creber was born on September 7, 1999, in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, to jazz pianist Michael Creber and vocalist Monique Creber. She began her performing arts career at a young age, first singing on stage at age four and then acting at seven. Her early acting work included playing Lucy in Peanuts and securing a starring role as Annie in professional musical theatre. Her on-screen debut was in Disney’s “The Search for Santa Paws” in 2010. She then secured a series regular role on CBC’s “Strange Empire” (2014) and gained international recognition for her voice work in popular animated series. Creber has been actively involved in the entertainment industry for over a decade and a half, establishing a presence in various mediums.

Throughout her career, Michelle Creber has developed a significant body of work in voice acting, lending her talents to prominent characters such as Apple Bloom in “My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic,” Bonzle in “Ninjago: Dragons Rising,” and Wendy Darling in “The New Adventures of Peter Pan.” She has also appeared in live-action television series including “Yellowjackets” (2023), “Tracker” (2024), “A Million Little Things” (2020-2021), and “Supernatural.” As a singer-songwriter, Creber has released eight albums, with her last two albums, “Storm” and “On Display,” charting on the US Billboard Top 100. Her music, characterized by an alt-pop sound, focuses on themes of resilience and self-empowerment. Beyond her artistic endeavors, she serves as an ambassador for Kids Help Phone Canada, supporting mental health and LGBTQ+ initiatives.

Her theatrical performances include lead roles in stage productions such as “Annie,” “The Sound of Music,” “The Wonderful Wizard of Oz,” and “Little Women: The Broadway Musical.” Creber has also contributed soundtrack vocals to numerous TV shows and movies, notably performing the theme song for NBC’s “Nina’s World,” songs for Nintendo’s “Yo-Kai Watch,” and a duet with Billy Joel for the movie “Just The Way You Are.” Her career progression highlights a consistent engagement across acting, voice acting, singing, and songwriting, demonstrating a versatile and sustained contribution to the entertainment industry.