A graduate of the Ohio University School of Music,

Betsy auditioned for and landed the role of

“Prudie Cupp” in the hit Broadway and Cleveland

co-produced musical, “Pump Boys and Dinettes.”

She is a member of Actor’s Equity.

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As a sit-down company, “Pump Boys and Dinettes”

performed eight shows a week for a six-month-run at 

the magnificent Palace Theatre in Cleveland Ohio’s

Playhouse Square Entertainment Center.

 

Thereafter, Betsy moved to Nashville, TN, where she

played the role of a Record Company Executive

in the TV pilot, “Music City Blues."

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In 2001 Betsy moved to Los Angeles, where she

began working for Adam Sandler and Brooks Arthur at

Happy Madison Productions. Betsy is featured as the

voice of the “Phone Sex Lady” in the animated feature

film “Adam Sandler’s Eight Crazy Nights." 

She is a member of SAG-AFTRA.

 

Betsy appears in Adam Sandler’s comedy “Jack and Jill,”

playing a Bar Patron in a New Year’s Eve scene with

Al Pacino. In the Disney film “Bedtime Stories” Betsy

plays the role of the "Medieval Tambourine
Player” in Adam’s medieval dream sequence.

 

For "Shhh...Don't Tell," Adam Sandler's fifth Warner Bros. 

album, Betsy acts with Adam as “Rahina the Tour Guide”

in his"Mr. Pibb Takes The Mexican Tour” comedy skit.

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Betsy plays a “Television Network Executive” in

Netflix’s "Sandy Wexler,” appearing in a scene 

with Adam Sandler, Kevin James and Rob Reiner.