Carrington Rowe

Carrington Rowe was born on Sep 10, 1990 in USA. Carrington Rowe's big-screen debut came with A Kind of Murder directed by Andy Goddard in 2016.

Carrington Rowe was born and raised in Cincinnati, Ohio. At the young age of 9, Carrington started acting in her school production of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory starring as the Narrator in 2000. Ever since, she has performed in over 10 plays such as: Oliver Twist, The Emperor's New Clothes, The Wizard of Oz, Bye, Bye Birdie, Beauty and the Beast, The Sound of Music, Steel Magnolias, The Mousetrap. Carrington started doing film at age 19 in 2010 and is continuing doing more and more as time goes on. Her films include: OMG WTF, The Finger, Neighbor, Logic, Run From the Money, Escape, Jack of All Trades, Against the Clock, and more films in the making. In 2011, she was nominated for Best acting in a lead performance at the Ohio Community Theater Awards for her role in The Mousetrap. In 2013, she became one of the single and successful females of 2013 in Cincinnati Profile Magazine. Besides acting, her other talents include: Singing, Dancing, Styling.