Amy was delighted to make her Boston and New Rep debut last year playing Sonia in the rolling world premiere of The Ice-Breaker. Since then she appeared as Chop-Chop and Reggie in Angry Girl Gang at the Atlantic Theatre (NYMF) and most recently reprised the role of Mary Bailey in Music Theatre of Connecticut’s production of It’s a Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play. She originated the roles of Patricia in the world premiere of Richard Pearson Thomas’ Parallel Lives, directed by Evan Pappas; Mary Alderson in Charles & Diana: The Musical, which debuted at the Midtown International Theatre Festival; and Mary Carney in the Off-Broadway beat comedy Kerouac. Other NY theatre credits: Elizabeth Lavenza in the New York premiere of Frankenstein…do you dream (NYMF); Nina in a workshop of The Seagull, directed by Obie Award-winner Gene Frankel; Cynthia in Baby With The Bathwater; Mary Hanson in Win/Lose/Draw; and Jesus Christ in the US premiere of Adan Black’s Hedged. Other regional theatre credits: Bus Stop (Cherie), Nine (Carla), Nunsense (Sister Mary Amnesia), The Fantasticks (Luisa) and Where’s Charley (Amy). On screen, Amy was seen in Universal Pictures’ The Guru and Miramax Films’ The Yards. She starred in the independent feature film Till Proven Innocent. Amy just wrapped production on the short film William’s Christening, currently in post-production. On TV, Amy had the honor of appearing on the very last episode of The Sopranos, playing the Female FBI Agent “in bed” with Agent Harris. She played the recurring role of Pam on Another World and has appeared on Law & Order: SVU, Guiding Light, and One Life to Live.

Amy is also the founder of ActorWebs.com™, a full service web development company specializing in affordable websites for actors and others in the arts community.