Lindsay Korman-Hartley is a multi-talented American actress, singer, writer, and director, whose career has spanned across stage, screen, and television. Born Lindsay Nicole Korman in Palm Springs, California, she is of Ashkenazi Jewish, Greek, Italian, and Russian descent. Lindsay began singing at age eleven and quickly rose to national recognition, winning the Young Miss America Beauty Pageant’s talent competition. At fourteen, she landed her first professional role as Dorothy in The Wizard of Oz at the prestigious McCallum Theatre in Palm Desert, California.

By sixteen, Lindsay and her family relocated to Las Vegas, where she graduated high school early and headlined as the lead vocalist in the Las Vegas Sands Hotel’s celebrated show Viva Las Vegas. Shortly after, she moved to New York City, making her Broadway debut in the hit musical Grease!. Lindsay’s vocal talents continued to shine as she won numerous national singing competitions, including The Los Angeles Philharmonic's Award for Vocal/Opera.

Lindsay became a household name with her breakout role as the passionate and beloved Theresa Lopez-Fitzgerald on NBC's long-running soap opera Passions, captivating audiences from 1999 to 2008. In addition to acting, Lindsay showcased her writing abilities by penning the song Kiss Me for her character, which she performed on the show in 2000. Her work earned her a nomination for the Soap Opera Digest Award for Outstanding Female Newcomer.

Following Passions, Lindsay continued her soap opera success, joining the cast of Days of Our Lives in 2009 and portraying Dr. Cara Castillo on All My Children. Her diverse talents also led to a memorable guest role as DC Comics’ Mad Harriet on the final season of Smallville.

With over 2000 episodes of television under her belt, Lindsay ventured into the world of film, landing her first lead role in the Hallmark movie On Paper. This marked the beginning of her prolific career as the star of numerous Lifetime thrillers. Her passion for storytelling led her to write her first movie, Deadly Exchange, which premiered on Lifetime in 2017.

After her tenth screenplay was green-lit for production, Lindsay transitioned behind the camera, making her directorial debut in 2019 with the Lifetime thriller Forgotten Abduction. Since then, she has directed over twenty films for Lifetime, Crackle, QVC, Hulu, and more. She also directed The Romeo and Juliet Killers, a true crime story airing on Tubi.

In addition to her impressive directing career, Lindsay recently took on multiple roles as producer, director, and star of the pilot for Paranormal Nobodies, a captivating supernatural coming-of-age series. She also showcased her talents once again by co-writing, producing, directing, and starring in the highly anticipated thriller Guilty Secrets, set to make its debut soon.

Lindsay Korman-Hartley continues to thrive in the entertainment industry, balancing her on-screen presence with her passion for writing and directing. Her dynamic career is a testament to her versatility and enduring dedication to her craft.