- Just changed agents and signed with ATB this week!
- Currently workshopping a new solo show, SEAGULL, based on the Chekhov play and inspired by Andrew Scott in VANYA. Hartford Stage’s Artistic Producer, Rachel Alderman, has just signed on to direct. The goal this year is to fundraise this fall and rehearse in winter in order to bring it to stages around New England, in spring New York, and finally, Edinburgh next summer. Click on the link for a clip of the show and more images and info!
- I’m also happy to report that with this fundraiser, several friends have offered to host Living Room Performed Reading fundraisers in their homes for ten to twenty of their friends. So SEAGULL will be on its feet and in front of small audiences in Westport, Boston, Litchfield, and Lakeville this fall.
- INew Headshots and SEAGULL promo shots by filmmaker and photographer Thomas Brunot.
- This summer, two shows I did were nominated in the Best Ensemble category and Theaterworks Hartford’s “Circus Fire” won!
- I’ll be performing some scenes from View from the Bridge and No Villain for The Arthur Miller Society in mid October with Mike Boland, a beloved film and stage actor.
- Just finished recording the audiobook, “Black and White and Read All Over” about the Rhinelander Trial, a thrilling and tragic love story (I sobbed through the epilogue and had to re-record it!) that will be released on Audible TODAY! And the author happens to be a close relative.
- Caroline’s Circus Fire cast just won the Best Ensemble Award from the Critics Circle!
- Both productions that Caroline was a part of this year have been nominated for the CT Critica Circle’s Best Ensemble award.
- The Lakeville Journal wrote a piece about Caroline and her husband Gary finally performing in the same city, at the same time!
- Caroline just starred in Circus Fire at TheaterWorks Hartford. The show was such a success, it extended and sold-out twice.
- Caroline will be a Guest Teaching Artist at Connecticut College this February.
- Caroline will be playing one of her favorite poets, Jane Kenyon, alongside Emmy and SAG Award winner, Gordon Clapp, in Timor Mortis at the Arts Center in Bennington, Vermont.
- Received a Broadway World Best Actor Award for her performance in Galileo’s Daughter.
- Will return to the Fairfield Library where she will perform with her Violin and Verse partner, soloist Katie Lansdale in November.
- Will be featured at the Arthur Miller Conference in Roxbury, CT in October, where she will perform pieces from Broken Glass, A View from The Bridge, The Crucible, and Death of a Salesman.
- Just finished working with director Hunter Foster on Agatha Christie’s The Mousetrap at Sharon Playhouse.
- Hella Rader invited Caroline on her podcast for a very intimate interview. Here’s the link to listen.
- May 18, 2025 — Violin and Verse, Promisek, Bridgewater, CT
- June 2, 2025 — Jane, Queen’s Foole, Broad Horizons Theatre Company, Pearl Studios, New York
- June 3, 2025 — Born of the Sun, Open Jar Studios, New York
- Fall 2025 — The Mousetrap, Sharon Playhouse
- Caroline just shot an episode of Law & Order.
- Featured in Showtime’s series Three Women starring DeWanda Wise.
- Starring in a new comedy in Northern California this winter.
- Will play Lady Macbeth during the Kingsmen Shakespeare Festival’s 25th Anniversary Season, as well as Madame in The Maids and Olympe in The Revolutionists for Theatre for Good.
- Will star opposite John Cariani (Broadway, Law & Order) in Theatre for Good’s production of Almost, Maine.
- Starred alongside Anjali Bhimani (Broadway, Netflix, Anime) in Shakespeare’s Women, an online fundraiser benefiting the ASPCA.
- Made a guest appearance in Shakespeare for Charity, an online benefit with the Halp Network.
- Made a guest appearance in the online performance of Cry It Out, raising money for PAAL.
- Now represented for voice-over work by DDO Artists Agency.
- Made her Hartford Stage debut in Molly Smith Metzler’s Cry It Out, directed by Rachel Alderman.
- Earned rave reviews in the title role of Dianne Nora’s Monica: This Play Is Not About Monica Lewinsky.
- Played Cleopatra, among other roles, in George Bernard Shaw’s Back to Methuselah, Part II at Symphony Space, directed by David Staller.
- Surpassed 136,000 views on her YouTube channel, with Rosalind, Titania, and Beatrice monologues each exceeding 28,000 views.
- Continues producing Theatre for Good, which she founded three years ago. Since its inception, TFG has raised money for charitable organizations through productions of The Cherry Orchard, Much Ado About Nothing, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Almost, Maine, Private Lives, Our Town, Monica, and Cry It Out.
