Noah Jerome Schwartz was born in the suburbs of Chicago and lived there until his family moved to Vermont in 2001. His early childhood education at the Waldorf School brought out his creative side, and he often performed monologues and improvisational theater for his family. He moved back to the Chicago suburbs in 2005, where baseball dominated his free time.  He enrolled in the summer camp program run by the Apple Tree Theatre in Highland Park, Illinois.  His first summer at Apple Tree landed him a starring role in their production, "Pirates of Lake Michigeean". He stole the show as Smee, Captain Hook's first mate, and so his love of performing was reborn. He returned to the camp the next two years and enjoyed the lead in their productions.  Very quickly, Noah was referred to Gray Talent Group and has been in two movies, (The Dilemma, Polish Bar) Macbeth at both the Chicago Shakespeare Theatre and the Lyric Opera in Chicago, and two plays (Distracted and The Big Meal) at the American Theater Company in Chicago, along with voice-overs and commercials. Noah recently was awarded the prestigious Jeff Award for outstanding theater in Chicago for ensemble in The Big Meal, which is now in development off-Broadway. Currently, Noah is applying to CAA (The Chicago Academy for the Arts).  He is able to imitate accents with great skill, and his ability to memorize scripts is uncanny.