Meet the Artist

        Morgan McDonald is an LA based theater artist. Her background, while mainly in acting, also entails stage management, playwriting, producing, and directing. She is currently in the last year of pursuing her MFA in Acting at California Institute of the Arts. Recent acting work include Rosaline in Love’s Labour’s Lost,  the title role in Medea, Juliet in Romeo and Juliet, The Mistress in Jimmy Jenkenhiemer, and the Lead Female in both Spoon River Anthology and 4.48 Psychosis. She has directed and produced her own original work and been the ASM for One Servant Two Guvnors, The Overcoat, and The Last Days of Judas Iscariot. 

        As an artist, she hopes to focus on work that is truthful to the human experience, exploring the deep inner lives of everyday people. Her goals are to continue to work on projects that give voices to those that are often silenced. She’s found a home exploring this through work ranging from Shakespeare to modern experimental theater. She considers herself not just an actor but a theater artist because as she says “I’ll do it all, I just like theater.” While her background is strong in theater, she has a strong desire to begin her journey in film, broadening the ways in which stories can be told and the different audiences the medium reaches.