Peggy Logan

Peggy Logan – Acting Biography Peggy Logan is a powerhouse actress whose talent, range, and emotional depth have made her a standout presence on screen and stage for over 30 years. A native of South Carolina, Peggy’s journey into acting began with a high school pageant performance that not only won her the crown of Ms. SBH ’89, but also ignited a lifelong passion for storytelling. Guided by the encouragement of her drama teacher, she pursued theater opportunities that eventually led to festival competitions, formal training, and a career rooted in the art of performance. Peggy has captivated audiences with leading and supporting roles in a wide array of independent films, including the Father May I trilogy (Parts 1, 2, and 3), Tit for Tat, Pressure, At Last, Game of Decisions, and My Husband’s Woman. Her portrayals are known for their emotional authenticity, vulnerability, and quiet strength—whether she’s delivering a dramatic monologue, anchoring a complex family dynamic, or embodying a mother battling generational trauma. In addition to her film work, Peggy brings a rich background in theater, having developed and directed original productions and participated in community and regional theater throughout her career. Her life experiences have sharpened her ability to tap into real, raw emotions—giving each character she plays a lived-in quality that resonates with audiences. Peggy is also an educator, advocate, and former school counselor, whose commitment to mental health and youth development adds a unique dimension to her creative voice. She has earned accolades not only for her performances but also for her leadership, creativity, and unwavering commitment to excellence. Currently seeking representation, Peggy Logan is ready to expand her reach and bring her storytelling gifts to broader audiences across film, television, and stage. Her goal is simple but powerful: to give voice to stories that matter, and to continue using her platform to heal, inspire, and ignite change.