Lyric Bowman

Lyric Bowman was born on Sep 28, 1996 in USA. Lyric Bowman's big-screen debut came with Pod17 - Season 1 directed by Dahlia Johnson in 2016.

Lyric Elizabeth Bowman was born on September 28, 1996, to Dan and Dorothy Bowman of Boise, Idaho. She has two siblings, a 4-years-younger sister named Jayce and a 16-years-younger brother named Reid. She spent the majority of her childhood in Idaho, either Boise or Meridian, and graduated from Rocky Mountain High School in 2014. While at RMHS, she was involved in speech/debate, musical theater, and drama, being accepted into the Advanced Acting program in 2011 and continuing until graduation. She was voted "Most Outspoken" by her senior class, as well as the best female English student in her senior year. Within the theatre department itself, she was voted "Most Versatile" and "Most Likely to Make It" at the end of her senior year. She has since returned to the school as a guest lecturer and as an assistant to the school's drama competition team.Bowman spent a year at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, gaining entrance to their Stage and Screen program and performing in three showcases before leaving the school in the spring of 2015. It was shortly after this that she made her Youtube debut in The Veronica Exclusive, which brought about good reviews, calling her "the sweetest Martha ever put to screen." She became one of the founding members of the Youtube theatre troupe StreamVaudeville, being cast in two of their shows ("Quarters," which she helms and stars in as Lark Jefferson, and "The Friends of the ABC," a Les Mis-based webseries in which she portrays Combeferre.) Shortly following, she made a splash in the webseries community, being cast in other shows such as "In Love With Us," (The Last Five Years-based, where she plays Elise,) "The Demigod Survival Guide" (a Percy Jackson-based webseries where she stars as Annabeth Chase,) and "Nox's Guide to the Apocalypse," (an original webseries where she can be seen as Noel.)In the winter of 2016, she left Idaho for Pennsylvania.