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Ariane Rinehart

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1994-04-13
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The American actress, widely recognized for her standout performance as Liesl in The Sound of Music Live!, has built a solid reputation in both television and film. This talented performer also made her mark in the 2014 movie Noah, showcasing her range early in her career. In 2017, she appeared in an episode of Law and Order: SVU, further demonstrating her versatility on screen. Before fame brought her into the spotlight, the American actress completed her high school education at Lindbergh High School. She then pursued higher studies, focusing on sociology and German at Barnard College. Growing up with her family in Saint Louis, Missouri, the American actress developed strong roots in the Midwest before embarking on her journey in entertainment.

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She took the stage during the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade in 2013, where she delivered a memorable performance of one of the songs from The Sound of Music Live! It was a standout moment that showcased her talent to a nationwide audience. She really brought the spirit of the musical to life that day, and her appearance became one of the highlights of the event. She sang with such passion and clarity, making it a performance to remember.

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