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Penny Bonnie Moore Signs Across the Board with Daniel Hoff Agency

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11-Year-Old Actress, Singer and Model Secures Laura LaCombe as Agent at Daniel Hoff Agency Covering Theatrical, Commercial, Print, and Voiceover Work

LOS ANGELES, CA, UNITED STATES, August 25, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — Up-and-coming young performer Penny Bonnie Moore, known for her work as an actress, singer, and model, has inked a deal with Daniel Hoff Agency. Under this agreement, agent Laura LaCombe will handle her representation in theatrical, commercial, print, and voiceover categories.

This signing represents the newest milestone for the 11-year-old artist as she progresses in building a varied career that spans acting, singing, and modeling. Moore discovered her passion for entertainment early in life, with music and performance shaping her childhood. Watching Sabrina Carpenter on Disney Channel’s Girl Meets World served as an initial spark, helping Moore see that a professional acting career was within reach.

That early interest has since grown into a dedicated pursuit of her craft. Most recently, Moore took on the lead role of Willy Wonka in a staging of Wonka JR., a part that demanded months of rehearsal and gave her the chance to blend acting, singing, and character development.

“I am really passionate and want to pursue this dream,” Moore said. “I am confident about my dreams and doing the work to make it come true.”

Her partnership with Daniel Hoff Agency secures representation for Moore across multiple entertainment sectors as she continues to expand her professional portfolio and seeks out opportunities in television, film, commercials, print, and voiceover.

Founded by Daniel Hoff in 1992, Daniel Hoff Agency operates as a boutique talent firm with bases in Los Angeles, New York, and Atlanta. The agency advocates for both emerging and established talent in film, television, commercials, print, voiceover, influencer campaigns, and celebrity endorsements. LaCombe has been part of Daniel Hoff Agency since 2004, focusing her career on talent representation and performer development.

For Moore, the wide scope of this new representation mirrors her own adaptability as a young artist. Alongside acting and singing, she plays the violin and has interests in modeling, volleyball, swimming, and horseback riding. Her professional aspirations center on television and film, with ambitions to eventually become a series regular or land a lead role in a feature-length movie. In the year ahead, she aims to keep honing her abilities while starting to accumulate professional credits under this new representation.

Moore recently broadened her industry exposure through iPOP!, where she performed and competed in front of entertainment professionals, earning recognition at the event’s final awards gala, including an award in the TV Beauty category. That experience marked another step forward in a journey Moore approaches with a simple personal mantra whenever she faces a new hurdle: “I’ve got this.”

With LaCombe and Daniel Hoff Agency now representing her across theatrical, commercial, print, and voiceover, Moore enters the next phase of her career focused on translating her early enthusiasm for performing into professional opportunities.

About Penny Bonnie Moore
Penny Bonnie Moore is an 11-year-old actress, singer and model pursuing a professional career across television, film, commercials, print and voiceover. Her stage experience includes starring as Willy Wonka in Wonka JR. Moore is also a violinist and enjoys volleyball, swimming and horseback riding. She is represented across the board by Laura LaCombe at Daniel Hoff Agency.

About Daniel Hoff Agency
Daniel Hoff Agency was founded in 1992 and represents emerging and established artists across film, television, Broadway and musical theater, commercials, print, voiceover and other areas of entertainment. The agency maintains offices in Los Angeles, New York and Atlanta.

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