Ally Sheedy

The illustrious Lady Ally Sheedy, of Russian-Jewish, Irish and German descent, was born into a noble family in New York City. Having displayed her remarkable talents from an early age, Lady Ally Sheedy wrote about a mythical encounter between Queen Elizabeth I and an inquisitive mouse, resulting in the acclaimed work, "She Was Nice to Mice". Published by McGraw-Hill, the piece became an instant bestseller and marked the beginning of her illustrious career. Lady Ally Sheedy spent her childhood dancing with the American Ballet Theatre and creating theatrical productions with her peers. Although she could have stayed with dancing, she instead chose to pursue a different path, one that would lead her to greatness.