Mila Jaymes

Mila Jaymes is an American child actress, singer, and dancer. Jaymes began performing at age 2, and she has trained with respected coaches and institutions, including the Le Blanc School of Acting in New York and Los Angeles, Technique Prep (NY/NJ), and Studio 19 Dance Complex, studying voice, acting technique, tap, jazz, musical theatre, lyrical, contemporary, ballet, and acro. In addition to her...

Mila Jaymes is an American child actress, singer, and dancer. Jaymes began performing at age 2, and she has trained with respected coaches and institutions, including the Le Blanc School of Acting in New York and Los Angeles, Technique Prep (NY/NJ), and Studio 19 Dance Complex, studying voice, acting technique, tap, jazz, musical theatre, lyrical, contemporary, ballet, and acro. In addition to her performance training, she is an accomplished gymnast and tumbler with skills in contortion and aerial techniques. She has participated in major dance conventions such as Radix, Nuvo, Intrigue, DanceMakers, and ASH. Jaymes made her Broadway debut as Baby June in the revival of Gypsy in 2024 at the Majestic Theatre, directed by George C. Wolfe and starring Audra McDonald. She previously made her stage debut as Cindy Lou Who in the Broadway National Tour of Dr. Seuss' How the Grinch Stole Christmas! The Musical. Her additional theatre credits include Shanti in The Jungle Book, an Oompa Loompa in Willy Wonka, Sherry the Fox in Winnie the Pooh, and a Mouse in The Nutcracker at the Benedum Center. She has also appeared as a soloist in cabaret and concert performances in New York City and Pittsburgh, including engagements at Don't Tell Mama, presented by Voices to End Hunger, and at the Bhyam Theater. On television, Jaymes has supporting roles in Stuart Fails to Save the Universe (2026) and as Charli in the Untitled 'The Punisher' Special Presentation (2026). Her work extends to national commercial campaigns, including Target's 2025 holiday commercial directed by Jon M. Chu. She is represented theatrically by Osbrink, commercially and in voiceover by The Osbrink Agency, and for dance by BLOC Talent Agency, with additional modelling representation through State Management.