Stacey Farber Biography

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Stacey Anne Farber (born August 25, 1987) is a Canadian actress. She is perhaps best known for playing Eleanor "Ellie" Nash (since 2002) in the television series Degrassi: The Next Generation, airing on CTV in Canada and on The N programming block on Noggin in the United States.

Biography

Personal life

Farber was born in Toronto, Ontario of Jewish heritage. She went to school with Jake Epstein, who plays Craig in Degrassi: The Next Generation. She also attended , a private school for girls in Toronto. Her hobbies include swimming, dancing, snowboarding and watching films; her favorite musicians include John Mayer and Dave Matthews as well as the band Phish. She recently completed her first year of university at York University, in Toronto, Canada.[[1]] Attended Camp Winnebagoe in Huntsville, Ontario.
Now attends The New School in New York City.

Career

In addition to playing Ellie Nash in Degrassi: The Next Generation, Farber also appeared in the 2001 Canadian short film Bagatelle, played Young Kathryn in the 2002 crime film Narc, guest starred as Lacy Sanders on an episode of the television drama Doc, and guest hosted the 2004-05 season finale of The N's Best Friend's Date. She has also acted in stage plays. She also plays Mary in the animated science fiction series Dark Oracle (2000â????). She currently has a mini-series on The-N's The Click titled Stacey's NYC 101.

Footnotes

External links

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• Stacey-Fans.com â?¢ your #1 source for all things stacey farber
  
• Cast profile from The-N.com
  
• PopGurls Interview: Stacey Farber
  

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