Katherine Nicole Haber started her career at the young age of two when she performed at a tap dance recital at Lakewood Civic Auditorium. She, along with her family, also performed live for the German traditional dance group STV Bavaria.

In 2003, at the age of 6, she decided to try out for and won the title of Little Miss Cleveland. She made this possible by performing “The Elements” at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland, OH, as well as being interviewed and presented to a panel of judges. By winning this title, she was recognized (and awarded) by Cleveland City Council, Mayor Jane Campbell, Governor Bob Taft, as well as President George W. Bush as a Goodwill Ambassador to the City of Cleveland throughout 2003. She performed MANY hours of community service, including feeding the homeless, visiting veterans, and performing services at Cleveland sponsored events.

Her interest in acting came after performing songs live onstage. She was soon cast in the movie trailer Creep in 2003, and in February of 2004 she went to New York City to perform as the young lead role in Alicia Van Couvering’s movie Stand In Lovers.

Many movie roles soon followed, including: Annie’s Way, Little Pricks, Bigfoot, Clues Shoes and a Snooze, The Unseen Place, the Lords of Praxton, Madness, and Urgent Care. She has also been in television promotionals, commercials, and print work.

As an ongoing desire, Katherine enjoys acting and practices every chance she can get. She is actively involved in trying out for other roles, and perfecting her skills. She loves school and is an excellent student. Her favorite hobbies are acting, taking care of her animals, downhill skiing, traveling, and hanging out with her friends.