YIP! YIP! AANG & THE GANG ARRIVE SOON! February 22, only on Netflix!
I have the pleasure of playing Kya in this beloved classic, Katara and Sokka’s incredible mother!
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podcast - The history that inspired, killers of the flower moon
I had the honor of voicing several characters for this exclusive podcast. Based on true events, the podcast is a good launch pad for understanding the depth of injustices and trauma felt by the Osage Nation, and the severity of ongoing MMIWG2S issues.
A woman's body is found at the bottom of a gorge. It belongs to a member of the Osage Nation, a tribe that's grown incredibly wealthy from oil. When the victim's sister goes looking for answers, she begins to uncover a shocking conspiracy, one that puts her life in danger.
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short film
Shot on and around the traditional Oregon lands of the Klamath Tribes, this film explores the Modoc War of the 1870’s.
Captain Jack, the leader of the Modoc Tribe, attempts to negotiate peace between the army leadership and his tribe following a crushing victory over the US Army.
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netflix series
Avatar: The Last Airbender. Enough said. This is a bucket list project for me, and I’m incredibly proud to be a part of it. I hope you enjoy Season One: Book One as much as we enjoyed making it. PREMIERES FEB 22nd 2024 on Netflix!
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Podcast - SHE Goes By Jane
A true crime companion podcast to the documentary film SHE. Every year, over 300,000 unidentified women (Jane Does) go missing in the United States. The film and podcast were inspired by Amiee Baker’s book, Doe, which gives voice to some of these missing women. I had the honor of being a guest reader to highlight the story of missing Thai woman, Pah Pow.
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OFF Broadway! public theatre
I jportrayed Debra Snake and Toshkipakwisi in this stunning play by Mary Kathryn Nagle, Directed by Laurie Woolery which premiered at the iconic Public Theatre in NYC. What a great way to start the new year!
Manahatta tells parallel stories of two indigenous families that span across more than four centuries (1654 - 2008) while brilliantly weaving colonization and modern-day history.
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Producing - film "The River"
I put on my producing cap and teamed up with writer, Claude Jackson Jr, and Director, Clare Cooney, to bring this short film to life. Currently in post production, we will be premiering in festivals soon!
Three generations of woman from the Gila River Indian Community are living with problem gambling and trying to cope with the effects it has on all of them. A compassionate look at mental health and addiction.
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World Premiere - New play about mental health
Written by Claude Jackson Jr, Directed by Tara Moses, commissioned by and premiered at San Francisco Playhouse. I was and still am deeply connected to this story and the characters. I hope we highlighted the humanity and complexities of addiction.
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iconic poster recreations
Photographer April Staso teamed up with other artists to recreate eye catching film and television posters in an series she calls, How It Was Lit. I had the pleasure of joining in on the fun to recreate KILLING EVE.
For demos and other materials, contact:
LIBERMAN ZERMAN MANAGEMENT
323.464.0870
assistant@libermanzerma.com
I had a nomadic upbringing, so at 16 years old it didn’t come as a surprise when it was time for my family to move again. This time however I had something rooting me in place… Theatre. I had discovered theatre and acting in high school, then swiftly fell in love with the local community theatres as well. Theatre became my home. So with the support of my loving parents, in order to stay where I was and remain immersed in the art I had found, I emancipated at 16. I’ve been dedicated to storytelling ever since; between Theatre, Film, and Television . . .
83 productions & 12 world premier PLAYS
and it’s just the beginning!
