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Laura’s
acting experience encompasses a broad array of theatre, film, and
commercial projects. She has been an active member of the Oberon Theatre
Ensemble since 1997. Most recently she played Mistress Ford in The
Merry Wives of Windsor. Other roles performed with Oberon include
Kate in The Taming of the Shrew, Masha in The Three Sisters,
Goneril in King Lear, and the title role in Phaedre.
Additional favorites include Miriam in White Horse Theater Company's
In the Bar of a Tokyo Hotel and Kirsten Clay in Boomerang
Theatre Company’s production of Days of Wine and Roses.
She also played the neighbor Lucky and police officer Effing in Oberon’s
OOBR award winning show Moonchildren. In films she has taken
on the roles of unhappy wives, ungrounded moms, and femme fatales.
Commercials provide the opportunity to play more wholesome roles,
such as happy, well-adjusted moms and efficient professionals.
In New York, Laura studied with Tim Phillips and
Robert Castle, and also took classes at HB Studios, School for Film
and Television, and the Actors Movement Studio. Before moving to
New York, Laura lived, played, and went to school in various parts
of Southern New England. She is a graduate of Yale University and
Columbia Business School. |
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