The Cannes Film Festival accepts the short indie film "The Cure" in which Haley plays Alice, the cafe waitress.

Haley is invited into the loop to work with directing students at Columbia University.

Cast as Alice, the Waitress, Haley films an indie called "The Cure" directed by Christopher Lopez.

Beginning Season 4, Haley is back as a stand-in for Zoey while doubling as a staff nurse at All Saints Hospital.

Commando Sudiste, a clothing brand for athletic wear in the South of France, asks Haley to play the typical American girl.

Haley is accepted into One on One, a networking group for actors.

Hired by Ogilvy and Mather Haley takes part in an industrial for Avon.

Spie, a French water treatment company, uses Haley in a corporate video.

Cast in a short film as The Actress, Haley makes fun of outrageous auditions in Larralley Productions' "All About Audition."

After working with several Equity contract theatres, Haley becomes a member of Actors' Equity Association.

Haley joins the core of Showtime's "Nurse Jackie" for its third season as a stand-in for Zoey Barkow.

Haley directs her sixth children's theatre summer workshop, second at The Chenango River Theatre. 

Studying in a film workshop at La Femis, Haley lives in Paris for the summer of 2010. 

Haley reads the stage directions of a new play BOOT CAMP by Dan Landon at the Barrow Group. 

Haley Zale has new non-exclusive representation with IFM.  

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Studios Eligans films a Jaqueline Prima perfume commercial selecting Haley as their model.  Check out the photo gallery for more pix!

Haley's first New York indie film "Smoking with Abe Lincoln" is released.   Footage available in the Video/Reel section of this website!  Check out the pix in the gallery!

Haley slips into 1920's wardrobe for background work as a gangster's girlfriend.  Check out the pix in the Photo Gallery!

 Haley directed her fifth children's theatre workshop, first at the Chenango River Theatre.

Playing an Assistant District Attorney on Law & Order leads to an interest in a film and television career. 

Haley steps into the role of former porn star Gina Gash and performs Off-Off Broadway at the Nuyorican Poets Cafe. 

"Crimes of the Heart" by Beth Henley opens at The Chenango River Theatre where Haley portrays Babe Magrath, the youngest sister who shot her husband in the stomach.  

Returning to the Chenango River Theatre to play Deirdre McDavey in Paul Rudnick's "I Hate Hamlet," Haley is back in Greene, NY.   

Haley performs in her first Off-Off Broadway play "The Wild Wild Women of Wakky Nunu" at The Red Room.  

Haley returns to her old school, AADA, to substitute teach Movement classes. 

The Photogenic Award for Miss New York USA goes to Haley Zale.  

Cast in her first professional play post graduation, Haley plays Catherine Simms in "The Foreigner" by Larry Shue in The Chenango River Theatre's premiere season.  

After 14 months of intensive theatre training, Haley walks across the stage of the Majestic Theatre in a graduation ceremony for The American Academy of Dramatic Arts.