Sharni Vinson

Sharni Vinson is a native of the state of NSW and grew up on the southern beaches in Sydney suburb Cronulla. She was a competitor at her first National Level of Swimming as an teen and set four State records through the course of her high school. Sharni was among the youngest performers in the immediate family of her, being the first to begin at an early age, with singing, acting and dancing. Sharni's mom was an actor in musical theater and her grandmother, the country's youngest ballerina in 1945, was awarded a place on the Borovansky Ballet Company. In the age of twelve, Sharni enrolled as a student in the Brent Street School of Performing Arts in Sydney and was trained across all dance styles during the subsequent 10 years. Sharni was a senior when she graduated from high school at the age of 17 was enlisted by Roadshow Music Australia to be a member the group "Foxfire IV" the all-girl pop group whose first single, "Roses", reached the top 50 on Australia's ARIA chart.