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Born in Miami, Dahlia graduated from New World School of the Arts and studied at England's Oxford School of Drama. Through notable collaborations with Richard Attenborough and Arthur Miller, she has delivered memorable performances on stage, from London's National Theatre production of Twelfth Night to the John Anson Ford Theatre's Much Ado About Nothing in Los Angeles. Best known for her lead role alongside Ann-Margret and Sonia Braga as a series regular on CBS's Four Corners and recurring guest appearances on Felicity, Dahlia has also worked with Burt Reynolds in Hard Time, co-starred on America's Most Wanted, appeared in Criminal Minds: Suspect Behavior with Forest Whitaker, held a recurring role on HBO's True Blood, and featured on ABC Family's Jane By Design. Recently, she starred in Selfie Dad and Disney's The Muppets. Dahlia frequently returns to the stage, most recently performing at the Santa Monica Playhouse in Plays in the Park alongside Esai Morales, Mark Rydell, Ed Asner, and George Segal. Her first producing endeavor was the passion project Changing Hearts, where she secured financing, co-produced, and acted in a supporting role. She co-produced the feature Swing, executive produced National Lampoon's Cattle Call for Lionsgate Pictures, and co-starred and co-produced the thriller Beneath the Darkness starring Dennis Quaid, 9/11 featuring Charlie Sheen, Whoopi Goldberg, and Gina Gershon, The Bronx Bull, and most recently Paradise Cove starring Mena Suvari, Todd Grinnell, and Kristin Bauer van Straten. Dahlia served as a financing consultant on the award-winning documentary Blackfish and produced the documentaries Newman and Hero With A Thousand Faces. She is currently producing the feature film Sweetwater while developing Big Finish and Gorgeous George. Dahlia is COO, Executive VP of Development, and Head of Production at Sunset Pictures. She is a member of the PGA and SAG-AFTRA and a founding member, alongside Jimmy Smits, Sonia Braga, and Esai Morales, of the National Hispanic Foundation for the Arts. She and her husband Martin Guigui have three children.
