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Alyssa Cheatham is a versatile child actress and singer who has achieved remarkable success early in her career. She voices Lorelai, a 150-year-old singing mermaid who can transform into a young pirate girl, in the Nick Jr. preschool animated series "Santiago of the Seas." The show premiered in Fall 2020, breaking Nickelodeon’s ratings record as the highest-rated program for kids aged 2-5 and has been renewed for a second season. Alyssa also has a recurring role on HBO Max’s "The Flight Attendant," starring Kaley Cuoco and others. Released on November 26, 2020, the series quickly became a fan favorite and was named one of TV’s Top 5 by The Hollywood Reporter. Additionally, she voices the lead character Maddie, an 8-year-old fashionista and designer from NYC, in the anticipated preschool series "Made By Maddie," which was scheduled to premiere on Nick Jr. in Fall 2020 but is currently on hold per Nickelodeon.
As a seasoned actress and voice artist, Alyssa has appeared in 11 films, lent her voice to major global brands, and featured in national commercials. She recently began voicing cub Amy for Charmin. Her singing talent has secured her numerous film, television, and voice roles. Her third single, "Do It Big," is available on all digital platforms and serves as an empowering anthem encouraging perseverance in pursuit of dreams despite obstacles.
Alyssa’s latest film, "Cicada 3301," directed by Alan Ritchson and distributed by Lionsgate, features her as a sharp and worldly pre-teen who develops an unlikely friendship with her neighbor, targeted by the U.S. government for espionage and treason. She is widely recognized for her role as Will Smith’s daughter in Warner Bros.’ "Collateral Beauty," directed by David Frankel and co-starring Edward Norton, Kate Winslet, and others. Alyssa also has supporting roles in three Netflix films: "Private Life," "Irreplaceable You," and "Land of Steady Habits." She co-stars in an episode of "The Good Cop" alongside Tony Danza, Josh Groban, Monica Barbaro, and Isiah Whitlock Jr. Beginning her acting career at age 3, she landed her first film role in "Every Secret Thing," directed by Amy Berg and featuring Dakota Fanning, Elizabeth Banks, and others. In the film, Alyssa plays Rosalind, daughter of Cynthia Barnes (Renee Elise Goldsberry), whose safety is central to the plot.
Alyssa also earned the title of Creator by hosting a virtual viewing party for the Nickelodeon Kids’ Choice Awards 2020 in partnership with American Dream and Nickelodeon Universe. She designed the first-ever virtual red carpet experience for an awards show, combining her passion for social media with live interviews of influencers and celebrities on Instagram Live, drawing thousands of viewers.
Alyssa’s love for singing emerged when she went viral at age 7 by participating in Monica’s "So Gone" social media challenge; the singer shared Alyssa’s rendition on her page along with various bloggers. She has recorded songs for Sesame Workshop and appeared in Season 49 of the iconic "Sesame Street." Alyssa has performed for major brand executives, including Haddad Brands, and at prestigious venues like Radio City Music Hall. Her other singles, "The Weekend" and "Like It Here," are also available on digital music platforms.
Known for her articulate voice and inspiring message, Alyssa uses her platform to encourage young people and adults to live authentically, forge their own paths, and dream boldly. She has spoken at panels, universities like Drexel, business empowerment events, and schools across New York and New Jersey. Alyssa serves as an ambassador for organizations promoting anti-bullying, mental wellness, and kindness.
