Allison Mack

Going to see dance performances and visual arts, listening to music, watching movies, theatre, fabulous meals at interesting restaurants, traveling, reading poetry and short stories out loud, dancing to funk and jazz, laughing with friends, hiking with my fantastic dog. Dance, theatre, music, poetry, dining, traveling, art.

Jitterbug Perfume by Tom Robbins, A Prayer for Owen Meany by John Irving, No One Belongs Here More than You by Miranda July (especially "This Person" and "The Man on the Stairs").

Juno, Atonement, Pan's Labyrinth, Annie Hall, Sense and Sensibility, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, Being John Malkovich, Adaptation, any Pixar film, Ratatouille, 2046, Amalie, Sympathy for Lady Vengeance, In the Mood for Love, Cinema Paradisio.

Stevie Wonder, Morcheeba, Massive Attack, Eryka Badu, Paolo Conte, the Indigo Girls, Joni Mitchell, Feist, Ella Fitzgerald, and Astrud Gilberto.

Arrested Development, Weeds, the Sopranos.

Now in the middle of her seventh season on The CW’s acclaimed drama “Smallville,” Allison Mack stars as Clark Kent’s (Tom Welling) best friend, Chloe Sullivan. Mack’s role continues to grow throughout the series as her character comes to terms with latent a super human power developed from being exposed to kryptonite the day Clark Kent arrived on Earth.

Mack also starred in Showtime’s critically acclaimed feature “My Horrible Year!” This story follows the intricate and turbulent life of a teenage girl as she turns sixteen. Mack, who brought years of training and experience to the project, proved to be the perfect fit for Eric Stoltz’s directorial debut. The story was written and directed by Eric Stoltz and also starred Karen Allen and Mimi Rogers.

Since beginning her career at age 4 in her first commercial for “German Chocolate,” Mack has continued to be a busy working actress with an impressive roster of television roles. She garnered much attention for her portrayal of a teenager who abuses and inflicts wounds to her wrist on The WB’s “Seventh Heaven.” In the fall of 2000, Allison starred in The WB’s “The Nightmare Room,” and “The Opposite Sex,” as well as a recurring role in “Evening Shade.” Allison also starred in Disney’s feature “Honey, We Shrunk Ourselves” and “Camp Nowhere.”

An avid fan of musical theatre, Allison’s talents extend beyond film and television. She received rave reviews for pulling double duty, both as a choreographer and performer in “Rent” and “Chicago.” As a result of those performances, Allison was offered the chance to make her directorial debut with Jer Bear Productions’ staging of “Hair.” Rave reviews from LA Weekly, Backstage West, The Tolucan Times and The Burbank Times all attest to Allison’s diversity in the entertainment field. Music and dance, as much as acting, remain a passion for Allison.