“Actor Andréa Morris burns up the screen…”
— the Annex

The daughter of novelist Reverend Dr. Roberta Morris, Andréa began her acting career at age 12, starring in two Canadian movies for television, and went on to play Hannah Hubble, the town hussy in Disney's Road to Avonlea. She was one of the stars of the internationally acclaimed film Margaret's Museum along side Academy Award Nominee Helena Bonham Carter, and at age 14 moved to Manhattan to attend the American Academy of Dramatic Arts.

Andréa then moved to Los Angeles, where she completed a B.A. in philosophy while continuing to work in numerous film, stage, and television productons, including 20th Century Fox's Hangman's Curse, Ira Deutchman's Brothel, and HBO's Carnivale. She can also be seen playing Margaret, a regular character on the CW series 7th Heaven.

Andréa created, produced, directed, and stars in the award-winning half-hour improv comedy L.A. Sucks on lasucks.tv

Stay tuned for news and updates on her two upcoming feature films "The Making of U.F. Uh-Oh", and "The Untitled Super Mysterious Project."