Meghan Strange

Meghan Strange is an American actress whose work spans stage, film, and television, with credits in Broadway productions, animated series, and live-action programming.

Strange's screen career began in 1994 with an appearance as a chorus line member in Woody Allen's film Bullets Over Broadway. She later appeared in a January 1999 episode of the soap opera As the World Turns, playing a character named Marcy, and had roles in two 1999 films, Entropy and 30 Days.

On Broadway, Strange appeared in Urinetown in 2003. Her stage work coincided with an active period in television and voice acting. In 2007, she joined the cast of the Cartoon Network animated series The Land Before Time, based on the long-running film franchise, in the recurring role of Ruby. She appeared in every episode of the series and also provided her voice for the direct-to-video film The Land Before Time XIV: Journey of the Brave. Between 2008 and 2010, Strange voiced the character Penny in the English-language version of the Disney Channel series Stitch!

Strange contributed voice work to several Disney Junior productions, including Special Agent Oso, in which she played Paw Pilot, Doc McStuffins, where she voiced Anna, and Sofia the First, in which she portrayed Robin. She also voiced the villain Harley Quinn in Batman: The Brave and the Bold. In 2013, Strange appeared in a live-action role on the thriller series Criminal Minds, playing a character named Catherine Hatchitt.