Who does she play?

In Shakespeare: tragic queens, ghost queens, vengeful queens. In avant-garde expressionist works: usually, the crazed damsel. In frothy period comedies: the silly, giggling drunk (…or the ghost). In modern dramas: the demure one with hidden rage.

“Caroline Johnson… ably balances courtly presence and vulnerability.” — John Geoffrion, DC Theatre Scene

“[She]… is memorable, in part because of the balance between dignity and vulnerability she has to project.”— Andrew White, Broadway World

“As Queen Isabel, Caroline Johnson displayed a tender attachment to Richard, and her sorrow at their parting was affecting and real.”— Sophia Howes, DC Metro Theater Arts

“Caroline Johnson sparkled in an assortment of very different parts!”— Jack L.B. Gohn, Broadway World Baltimore

Washington, DC
Theatre Prometheus | Abortion Road Trip
Brave Spirits Theatre | Richard II, Henry IV, Henry V (Histories Project); 1 Henry VI, 2 Henry VI, 3 Henry VI, Richard III (Histories Audio Project);Thomas of Woodstock, Edward IV (Histories: Summer Staged Readings)
Sweet Tea Shakespeare | The Revenger’s Tragedy
Capitol Fringe, Scena Theatre | Amelia
Scena Theatre |The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui
London
Royal Central School of Speech and Drama: Shakespeare Deconstructed Festival | Julius Caesar, Much Ado About Nothing
Royal Central School of Speech and Drama: New Works Festival | Dummies, new work by Rory Platt
Hen and Chickens Pub and Theatre |The Palest Ink: A Dream in Eight Movements
Ovalhouse Theatre |Focus Group, or How to Stare Down and Transfigure Loneliness, by TOOT
King’s College London Arts and Humanities Festival | Underground Medieval London: Etheldreda, new work by Ceara Conway | Once Upon a Midnight Dreary, new work
Infancy, History, and the Avant-Garde, A Contemporary Music and Movement Micro Festival | The Ballroom: Adult Play-Time
Longacre Lea | Some Is Real, Some Is Not (Actress)
Language | French (elementary proficiency)
Music | mezzo soprano; viola
Circus | juggling
Barista | specialty coffee