Personal details
- Birth Date: 1994-10-10
- Height: 6′ 1″ (1.85 m)
- Birth Location: Livermore, California, USA
- Parents: Karen Sprague
- Professions: Actor
Kyle Allen, born October 10, 1994, out in Livermore, California—yeah, that’s basically the Bay Area for anyone outside the Golden State. He’s one of those guys who sort of snuck up in the Hollywood scene and then, boom, you start seeing him everywhere. You might’ve caught him in Spielberg’s “West Side Story” from 2021, doing his thing as Jet, and honestly, he held his own up against some big names. The dude’s got some serious dance chops, and it shows. Before that, he popped up in “The Map of Tiny Perfect Things,” another 2021 flick, which was all about time loops, young love, and a little bit of that quirky sci-fi flavor—definitely a different vibe from the glitzy musicals, but he managed to pull off the lead with a kind of effortless charm. And don’t forget “All My Life” in 2020—that one’s a romantic drama, tragic but also kind of uplifting, and Allen took on a supporting role there, showing he can play the sensitive friend just as well as the main guy. He’s one of those actors who doesn’t just blend into the background; there’s always something going on in his performances, whether it’s a sly grin or just the way he moves. People keep expecting him to break into even bigger roles, and honestly, with his track record so far, it’s probably just a matter of time. Plus, he’s still young, so who knows what’s next?
Classical ballet isn’t just about tutus and pirouettes, you know. Five years deep in the game means dedication. You get the blood, sweat, and sore toes—not just the pretty stage lights. All those endless hours at the barre, drilling the same moves till your muscles ache, just for that one shot at nailing a perfect arabesque. And the discipline? Next level. Missing out on parties, eating dinner late, sometimes just staring at your feet in the mirror wondering why you even started. But then, you catch yourself floating through a routine, losing yourself in the music, and it all clicks—like, yeah, this is worth it. Seriously, ballet isn’t for the faint of heart. It’s a grind. You’re not just dancing, you’re basically living in another world—one where every movement matters, every second counts, and honestly, you never really stop chasing perfection. Five years? That’s a badge of honor.
October 10, 1994
6′ 1″ (1.85 m)
Konidela Ram Charan
Livermore, California, USA
Karen Sprague and Surekha
30 years old