Lindy Newton began her acting career at age 10, performing on stage at the Waycross Area Community Theatre. By age 12, she had received the Deep South Theatre Coalition's Best Leading Actress award for her portrayal of Helen Keller in "The Miracle Worker".
In May of 2004, Lindy graduated from the College of Charleston where she double majored in Media Communications and Theatre. During this time, she was cast as a cheerleader in Radio (2003) and played "Heather Lynn" in N'oublie jamais (2004).
Moving to Los Angeles in 2004, her first audition landed her the lead role of "Lulu Nichols" in Pour une autre vie (2005), a Hallmark Movie of the Week.
Subsequent roles have included a co-starring role on Fox's short-lived Head Cases (2005), another Hallmark film Toute une vie à s'aimer (2006) and as "Young Trudy", the late wife of "Adrian Monk", in a flashback scene on the popular television series Monk (2002).
Lindy resides in Venice Beach.
