Evelyn Grace Kite

Evelyn Grace Kite is an American actress known for her "one-take" precision and signature raspy alto voice. She first gained industry attention with her grounded and award-winning (Best Lead Actress) performance in the independent feature Elijah Peel (2026) and a notable appearance on the ABC procedural 9-1-1: Nashville (2026). Evelyn's versatility is further showcased in the holiday production of The Naughty List (2026), where she demonstrates sharp comedic timing performing alongside veteran actor and comedian Jim O'Heir. Born into a highly artistic family, Evelyn is one of six siblings who all perform under the collective brand "Chasing KiteStrings." She began her training in Georgia’s vibrant film market, quickly distinguishing herself through her professionalism and emotional maturity. Directors frequently cite her "old soul" presence on set and her ability to navigate complex, dialogue-heavy scenes with the focus of a seasoned veteran. Beyond the screen, Evelyn is a violinist, a dancer, a singer-songwriter, and is fearlessly working on her stunt skills to allow her to someday perform demanding physical sequences and wire-work without the need for a stunt double. Dubbed the "one-take wonder" by multiple directors and producers, Evelyn has built a reputation for efficiency and depth. Her unique vocal texture and "chameleon-like" ability to pivot between gritty drama and high-energy comedy have made her a sought-after talent. As she continues to expand her filmography, she remains focused on roles that challenge the conventional boundaries of young performers.