Tami Stronach

Tami Stronach is a multifaceted artist whose career spans acting, dancing, filmmaking, and education. She first captured the hearts of audiences as the Childlike Empress in the beloved 1984 film, The NeverEnding Story. This iconic role not only showcased her talent but also led to a record deal in Germany, where she recorded songs and starred in music videos, demonstrating her versatility as a performer. Stronach’s early success in film laid the groundwork for her diverse artistic journey.

After her breakout role, Stronach shifted her focus to dance, dedicating a decade to honing her craft in New York City. She joined Neta Pulvermacher and Dancers in 1996, where she not only performed but also created her own productions at notable venues such as Dixon Place and Washington Square Park. Her commitment to dance reflects her passion for movement and storytelling through physical expression.

In addition to her performance career, Stronach has made significant contributions to the arts as a producer and educator. She co-founded Shoehorn Theater, where she participated in the creation of innovative works like Light: A Dark Comedy. Alongside her husband, she established The Paper Canoe Company, focusing on children’s theatre and education, further enriching the cultural landscape.

Stronach’s recent endeavors include the production of Man and Witch: The Dance of a Thousand Steps, a fantasy film that features a talented cast and highlights her continued relevance in the industry. As she navigates her artistic journey, Tami Stronach remains a vibrant force in the world of performing arts.