Brooke Lacey (AKA Miss Hollywoof) is a native Houstonian currently residing in The City of Angels. She started performing at just 4 years old while taking her first dance class and was cast in her first musical at the age 6. Brooke got her start in regional theatre at the famous “Theatre Under the Stars” in Houston, Texas. She was seen there in many mainstage productions such as “Urban Cowboy”, “Hairspray”, “The Sound of Music”, “Camp Rock” and “The Who’s Tommy”. Some of her favorite roles so far have been Meg in “Little Women” and Polly in “Crazy for You”. At 18 years old Brooke decided to make her move to NYC to pursue Musical Theatre. It was there she was scouted to be a model. What she loves most about modeling is that “it’s also about conveying a character or an emotion, no lines or lyrics to aid in the portrayal, just your emotions that the camera has to capture.” Brooke travels as an internationally signed model now and she can be seen on the cover of the Random House “I So Don’t Do” Chapter- Book Series, as well as Milton & Bradley’s International Game Board - “The Game of Life: Twists and Turns”. Some of her favorite runway experiences include “New York Couture Fashion Week”, “NYC Lingerie Fashion Week”, “The Bridal Extravaganza”, and “New York Bridal Fashion Week”. Brooke has also been a print model for several catalogues, look-books, ecommerce, and presentations, including “Givenchy”, “Diesel”, “La Perla”, “The New York Post”, “Men’s Health Magazine, and “The Museum of Natural Science’s Nation Butterfly Exhibit”. Some of her favorite shoots are the more elaborate, avante gaurd ones where she gets to be as creative as possible. Brooke also has made Television appearances on “POWER”- STARZ Network”, “The Live Well Network”, “CBS”, various commercials including “Luby’s”, and “Academy”. Brooke most recently shot with Andrew McMahon for his latest music video “High Dive”. She can also be seen hosting for several platforms, including Maria Menounos' "AfterBuzz TV".  She states “I love the fact that I'm able to perform with several artistic mediums... my dream is to be as well versed in all of them as possible. I have so much respect for the artists that really take advantage of each and every opportunity, instead of limiting themselves to being a One Trick Pony.”