Michelle Creber

Michelle Creber is a Canadian actress and singer whose career began in early childhood and has since spanned voice‑over work, live‑action television, film, and stage musical performances. Born on September 7, 1999 in Vancouver, British Columbia, she is the daughter of jazz pianist and producer Michael Creber and vocalist‑producer Monique Creber, a musical household that nurtured her talent from the moment she stepped onto a stage at age four. By seven, Creber secured her first acting role as Lucy in the Warner Bros. adaptation of Charlie Brown/Peanuts, signaling the start of a prolific voice‑acting career that would eventually include the beloved character Apple Bloom in Hasbro’s My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic. Over the next decade she added credits such as Bonzle in Netflix’s Ninjago: Dragon's Rising, Alice in PBS Kids’ Martha Speaks, and Wendy Darling in The New Adventures of Peter Pan, showcasing a versatile vocal range that has become a hallmark of her work. In addition to animation, Creber has appeared in notable live‑action productions, portraying Kelly in CBC/Netflix’s Strange Empire, and guest‑starring on series like Supernatural, Yellowjackets, Tracker, and Hallmark’s Smart Cookies. Her theatrical résumé is equally impressive, featuring lead roles in classic productions such as Annie (title role), Little Women (Jo March), and Grease (Kenickie). As a recording artist, she released her debut solo album Timeless: Songs of a Century in 2012, followed by holiday collections, collaborative projects with Gabriel C. Brown (Black Gryph0n), and full‑original albums On Display (2018) and Storm (2020). Creber’s discography also includes theme songs for NBC’s Nina’s World, multiple tracks for Yo‑Kai Watch and LEGO Friends, and a duet with Billy Joel for the film Just the Way You Are. Her multifaceted career, marked by consistent critical praise and a dedicated fan base, continues to evolve as she balances acting, singing, and songwriting across diverse media platforms.