For 25 years, Bunny Levine helped children discover the magic of stories while quietly putting many of her own dreams aside. Then, approaching 60, she made a decision that changed everything. Instead of accepting that acting belonged to younger people, Bunny walked into her first auditions and decided to see what might happen. There was no guarantee she would succeed, but she knew she would regret never trying. Her courage eventually led to appearances in productions including Gilmore Girls, Everybody Loves Raymond, and La La Land. What began as a late-in-life experiment slowly became a remarkable second career.

Leaving behind the security of her established life was frightening, but Bunny embraced the uncertainty. She explored comedy, accepted unusual opportunities, and continued auditioning as the years passed. Even in her seventies, she kept taking creative risks. In her nineties, she was still showing up and pursuing work. But acting was only one part of the story. Bunny also began helping other performers find their way through the difficult entertainment industry. Through Actors Connection, she encouraged aspiring actors and shared the lessons she had learned. Yet just when people thought they understood her remarkable journey, Bunny made one final decision that revealed why her story meant so much to others…