Bronwyn Rucker, ACTRESS

In addition to writing and performing her original material, Bronwyn acted in a wide variety of productions in New York and regional theatre. These include roles in The Elephant Calf at Marymount Manhattan College directed by Michael Mayer; the National Theatre Company productions of Come Blow Your Horn and Miracle Worker; The Equity Library Theatre production of Pajama Game; the Theatreworks USA  production of Stars and Stripes Forever; the New Jersey Theatre Forum production of Private Lives; the George Street Playhouse production of Brothers directed by Eric Krebs; the Royal Court Repertory Theatre production of Survival N.Y.C.; the Soho Artist Theatre productions of Brothers and Heavenz directed by Dino Narrizano; the Coney Island USA production of Kid Twist directed by Dick Zigun; the Gallery Players production of Antigone; the New Jersey Shakespeare Festival productions of Luther, Trojan Woman, Saved, and Measure for Measure; the Pittsburgh Playhouse productions of Ithaka, The Birthday Party, Streetcar Named Desire, The Sandbox, and The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie; Butterflies Are Free with Camelot Productions; the Producer’s Theatre production of World War Bee directed by Jason Ellis; the Ensemble Studio Theatre production of Starry Nights directed by Nell Evans; the New Arts Theatre Co.'s production of Change Favors; the Theatre Five productions of Two Gentlemen of Verona and The Tempest; the Palaver Theater Company production of Purple Star in a Green Box directed by Herb Donaldson; and two seasons of children’s theatre with the Odd Chair Playhouse; among other productions. Bronwyn also had roles in several films including Senior Trip, a CBS Movie of the Week; the American Theatre Wing documentary Working in the Theatre, Women in Limbo and The Life of Isabel Bishop on WNET Public Television; the Job Market on WNYC Public Television; Jazzy for Joe by Owen Kline and Andrew Lampert. Bronwyn also worked in several television soaps including As The World Turns, All My Children, Search for Tomorrow, and Somerset.