Virginia Bryan

Virginia is an actor/writer in NYC. She started her career as an acting apprentice at The Williamstown Theatre Festival and has performed in several stage productions in NYC and outside the city, as far as Berlin, Germany. Virginia's film credits include "Control Room" directed by Dana H. Glazer, "Slutty Summer" and "A Four Letter Word," for which she won the Best Supporting Actress award at the San Diego Filmout Festival in 2008. Her one-woman show, MY THREE MOMS, was part of the New York International Fringe Festival in 2010 and the United Solo Theatre Festival in 2011. Virginia took MY THREE MOMS on tour the summer of 2012 to the Orlando Fringe Festival, Winnepeg Fringe Festival and Edmonton Fringe Festival. In June, 2013, she played the lead in "Julian," an indie short coming out this Fall. Virginia currently works as a part-time paralegal in a law firm and as a performing artist with ENACT.org taking themed plays to public schools throughout the five NYC boros.