Dot Saint-Fleur was born and raised in Madison, WI. She was the only child of a single mother, (Sarah-Jane Fonville) who was a popular local hairstylist.

The acting bug bit Dot at the tender age of 5yrs old when she landed the role of “Gouda Cheese” in a kindergarten class play. She made the local newspapers front page, and from there her love only grew. Dot grew up doing church plays, Black History Month performances for the community, high school plays, and even joined the improv group MULTICO, which toured elementary schools in the Madison area with their skit based show.

She went on to take her craft more seriously, by studying acting at Howard University. After graduating, she landed a role as the performing apprentice at the Tony Award Winning Theater, “The Children’s Museum” in Minneapolis, MN. After one incredible season with the company, she moved to Los Angeles to start the journey of making acting her career.