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White grew up in Lancaster, Pennsylvania.[1] The child of two college professors, she attended a performing arts high school, originally intending to pursue a career in ballet.[2][3] She graduated from Franklin and Marshall College, where she studied English and drama.[1] She has earned a master’s degree in theatre.[2]

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