• Bio

    When I was a child, I fell in love with the magic of books and movies. I’m still in love today.

    As an English Major at UCLA, I had the chance to attend Oxford University for a year. After that profound and romantic year, I knew two things – I wanted to go back to England and I wanted to study acting. So I finished my degree at UCLA, graduating magna cum laude and Phi Beta Kappa, then moved to London where I spent two unforgettable years studying acting and, eventually, performing in Covent Garden.

    On returning to America I settled in New York, where I’ve been living since, acting, writing, creating. Today if I’m not in front of a camera, behind a microphone, or prepping an audiobook, I’ll probably be in the garden, knitting or sewing, cooking, or writing.

    Some facts about me:

    I was in the merchant marine! I signed on as messman and spent a summer sailing between Long Beach California and Valdez Alaska aboard the second largest tanker on the seas at the time.

    I once modeled in a charity fashion show at the Oxford Union.

    As lead singer in the pop rock band Primrose Hill, I got to sing – sometimes in French! – at some of New York’s most fun downtown venues, and with some incredible musicians.

    I can bake anything. Even French macarons.

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  • VO

    • This Play Misbehaves. Badly.

      “This is not a play, it’s a fever dream” –Petron Brown

      Got to play the White Woman in All White in this fever dream of a play, directed by the warm and generous Marissa Joyce Stamps, with a knock-out cast. Can’t wait to see what next steps this work takes!

    • 44 Lights Off Broadway

      After an incredibly compressed rehearsal process, we did it! 44 Lights, the new 9/11 themed musical, is now running off broadway at the AMT Theater. I love each and every cast and crew member on this project and am so, so happy to be part of it!

      Read more about 44 Lights in Broadway World!

    • And the Audie Goes To:

      Us! We won!!!

      I don’t typically think much of awards. Contests, comparisons, and rankings just don’t apply when it comes to creativity. But here’s the thing — being together with your colleagues, celebrating and recognizing them and their beautiful work, and them celebrating and recognizing you? That is truly special.

      I applaud all this year’s winners, finalists, and everyone pouring heart, soul, sweat, and love into making stories that move us.

    • Audie Awards!

      We’re an Audie finalist! I am so grateful to have had the opportunity to work on this beautiful book in the company of such stellar narrators. Thank you to MacMillan Audio, producer Allison Demeter, author Erica Bauermeister, and narrators Barrie Kreinik, Braden Wright, Cassandra Campbell, Gabra Zackman, George Newbern, Jesse Vilinsky, Max Meyers, Rachel L. Jacobs, and Stephen Graybill.

    • Coming Soon …

      A musical about love, resilience, and what we do when the worst happens.

    • Ice Queen (fiction, m-f dialogue)
    • Weathering (fiction, British dialect)
    • Money, A Love Story (nonfiction, finance, self-help)
    • Cruel and Usual (nonfiction, politics, social sciences)
    • The Understudy (psychological thriller, suspense, drama)
  • News

    • This Play Misbehaves. Badly.

      “This is not a play, it’s a fever dream” –Petron Brown

      Got to play the White Woman in All White in this fever dream of a play, directed by the warm and generous Marissa Joyce Stamps, with a knock-out cast. Can’t wait to see what next steps this work takes!

    • 44 Lights Off Broadway

      After an incredibly compressed rehearsal process, we did it! 44 Lights, the new 9/11 themed musical, is now running off broadway at the AMT Theater. I love each and every cast and crew member on this project and am so, so happy to be part of it!

      Read more about 44 Lights in Broadway World!

    • And the Audie Goes To:

      Us! We won!!!

      I don’t typically think much of awards. Contests, comparisons, and rankings just don’t apply when it comes to creativity. But here’s the thing — being together with your colleagues, celebrating and recognizing them and their beautiful work, and them celebrating and recognizing you? That is truly special.

      I applaud all this year’s winners, finalists, and everyone pouring heart, soul, sweat, and love into making stories that move us.

    • Audie Awards!

      We’re an Audie finalist! I am so grateful to have had the opportunity to work on this beautiful book in the company of such stellar narrators. Thank you to MacMillan Audio, producer Allison Demeter, author Erica Bauermeister, and narrators Barrie Kreinik, Braden Wright, Cassandra Campbell, Gabra Zackman, George Newbern, Jesse Vilinsky, Max Meyers, Rachel L. Jacobs, and Stephen Graybill.

    • Coming Soon …

      A musical about love, resilience, and what we do when the worst happens.

    • Ice Queen (fiction, m-f dialogue)
    • Weathering (fiction, British dialect)
    • Money, A Love Story (nonfiction, finance, self-help)
    • Cruel and Usual (nonfiction, politics, social sciences)
    • The Understudy (psychological thriller, suspense, drama)
  • Contact

    Management:

    Jenevieve Brewer
    917.485.0072
    [email protected]

    BAC Talent
    908.907.1904
    [email protected]

    Voice Over:
    Stewart Talent
    212.315.5505
    [email protected]

    Theater/Film/TV:
    Pantera/Murphy The Agency
    212.219.9330
    [email protected]

    Print:
    CESD
    212.477.3838
    [email protected]

    Buchwald
    212.634.8333
    [email protected]

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