April Bowlby

April Bowlby has been an American actor and model for over 20 years. The actress was known as Kandi, Stacy Barrett and Rita Farr from the CBS Comedy series Two and a Half Men. April Michelle Bowlby, an American actress best known as Stacy Barrett on the American drama/comedy television series Drop Dead Diva and Kandi from the sitcom Two and a Half Men. Her modeling career started with modeling, and then she moved into movies and TV series. as an extra first appeared on screen in the show CSI: Crime Scene Investigation. For Two and a Half Men, Bowlby was cast as Kandi. Bowlby is well-known around the globe for her role she played in the role of Stacy Barrett in Drop Dead Diva. Bowlby portrayed Rita Farr/Elastigirl on The American web-series Titans. Bowlby will reprise her role in a spinoff series from The Doom Patrol series. Bowlby has also been seen on TV in films like Sands of Oblivion, The Wrong Daughter and Sands of Oblivion 2. Her debut on the big screen was in All Roads Lead Home. Later, she was in films such as The Slammin Salmon, and From Prada To Nada. April Michelle Bowlby has been an American actor for over 10 years. Her most well-known role is for her role as a regular on the CBS comedy Two and a Half Men. Bowlby was born in Manteca and went to East Union High School. Her first studies were French and Ballet at Moorpark College. Then she decided to pursue acting. She trained with Ivana Chaubbuck and landed a part in a television show (Kandi, Two and a Half Men) several months following she had her Hollywood audition. Bowlby has appeared on a number of TV shows including CSI in 2004. CSI: NY in 2005, Freddie and Freddie in 2005, as Sydney as Sydney, and How I Met Your Mother in 2007 in the role of Meg. Bowlby's most recent role was Natasha as a 12 year old girl who lost her mother in the result of an accident in her car. Bowlby is set to play Mia the main character for The Slammin Salmon (2008). Los Angeles is her home. Naturally red-haired, she has blue eyes. She is a single woman without children.