Carrie is excited to be back behind the Swellview news desk playing Mary Gaperman for Henry Danger's fourth season on Nickelodeon. Henry Danger currently ranks #1 with Kids 2-11 and Kids 6-11 on all TV, according to Nick! Also, listen out for her in the show's animated spin-off, The Adventures of Kid Danger and Captain Man (working title)!
Carrie's play Colonel's Chicken: A Fairy Tale was one of five plays out of over 800 submissions selected for the Mainstage for Great Plains Theatre Conference! She looks forward to spending a a week in Omaha with theatremakers from all over the country.
Also! Colonel's Chicken: A Fairy Tale was named a finalist for the 2017 Seven Devils Playwrights Conference!
THE TENS is an evening of ten-minute plays performed by The Actors Theatre of Louisville's Professional Training Company. Carrie's play, GUTTED, is one of seven new pieces culled from hundreds of submissions, including entries to The Heideman Award, ATL's National Ten-Minute Play Contest. Previously, GUTTED was selected as a finalist for The Heideman Award.
Carrie was one of 17 lucky actors to study Viewpoints, Scene Study, Improv and Mask with School at Steppenwolf West faculty Jeff Perry, Alexandra Billings, Kim Rubinstein, Eric Hunicutt, and Christopher Shaw. Classes were from 9:30am to 10pm on the Cal State Long Beach campus for the first two weeks in August.
To see this dark comedy by Andrew DeYoung hop over here to the JASH page at Go90.
Carrie's modern farce, The Hermitage, will receive a script-in-hand workshop staging for The Blank Theatre's Living Room Series. April 18th at 8pm. Click here to make a reservation.
Carrie is honored to announce her new play, The Hermitage, was selected as a finalist for id Theater's Seven Devils Playwrights Conference.
Carrie is one of five Los Angeles-based playwrights selected for the Humanitas and Center Theatre Group PlayLA Writing Workshop. Details here.
Carrie’s new play TARA OBERNIER was selected for Kitchen Dog Theatre’s 2015 New Works Festival in Dallas. TARA was also a finalist for Eugene O’Neill Theatre Center’s 2015 National Playwrights Conference and a semi-finalist for Bay Area Playwrights Conference
OPEN HOUSE won best short at the 7th Annual Women in Comedy Festival in Boston and best short at LA Film Festival's Funny Or Die Make Em LAff Competition. Previously, it was an official selection of the LA Comedy Festival, LA Comedy Shorts Festival and winner of Funny Women’s Fest Los Angeles Comedy Shorts.
