Biography

Heather Sue Holmberg grew up on the southwest side of Chicago, and Orland Park, Il. She wrote her first play in first grade and regularly appeared in plays at the local park. She attended Chicago Christian High School, Eastern Illinois University, and graduated from Columbia College in Chicago. She studied at Wisdom Bridge Theatre and Second City. Her love of theatre grew while working at the Goodman Theatre. She wrote and performed for the children's TV show, The Magic Door, and after moving to New York, her stage play, "Doogan's" featured James Gandolfini before his role on "The Soprano's." She was an Associate Producer of the off-Broadway hit, "Only Kidding" starring Michael Jeter and Paul Provenza.

In Los Angeles, she was a main stage performer at the L.A. Comedy Connection for two years. She has appeared on numerous stages performing stand-up comedy.

Her love of the film industry expanded into the collectibles business. She has promoted auctions of Hollywood memorabilia internationally and has appeared on news programs worldwide talking about high-end collectibles. She was the curator of the first Bruce Lee estate auction.

She has TV/film projects she has written or represents for financing and development.