Teena Hall migrated to New York at the impressionable age of twenty three where she embarked on a modeling career which concluded after two years. The next plane for Hall was the intoxicating world of stand-up comedy - for the ensuing four years Teena was a regular at Governors, Eastside Comedy and The Comic Strip, as well as appearing at Carolines in NYC and the Treehouse in Connecticut.

Teena Hall has been seen on ABC, Fox TV and Comedy Central's 'Talk Soup'. Hall was also a prevailing cast member on the local cable variety show/sitcom, 'Rhythm Room TV'. In addition, Teena was employed by NBC Studios on Saturday Night Live for a provisory stint in 1993.

Teena has studied Improv at Eastside Comedy Club, as well as performing Improv at The Brokerage Comedy Club with Joan St. Onge, formerly an agent at Omnipop, who has worked with several up-and-coming comedians from Long Island, including Kevin James. Hall has also explored the domain of sketch writing/performing through Chicago City Limits in NYC.

Next, Teena was meticulously educated in the Meisner Technique under the tutelage of Michael Camden Richards. MCR having studied under the master himself, Sanford Meisner - this was through The New American Stage Company, of which Hall's been a member since 1996. Most recently, Hall has benefited enormously from Solo Performance Workshops and private coaching with writer/director, Abra Bigham.

Teena has also appeared in several theatrical productions at The Author's Playhouse and The Brokerage Comedy Club on Long Island. Although Teena continues to be enamored with being in front of live audience members she found that her true passion is in writing fiction.

Having just buttoned up her first novel, Raising Hell Under the Prayer Tree, Hall is now devoted to creating a non-fiction publication about her nightmarish yet jocular dating adventures, as well as two more books in the Raising Hell trilogy.

Teena regularly showcases her work through monologues, before live audiences, with terrific response to the characters drawn from her own life experience at the Off-Off-Broadway theatre, 'Where Eagles Dare' part of The NY Solo Play Lab (Cheryl King Productions).