Sharing stories, true and imagined
Sharing stories, true and imagined
“Rocklyn easily commands our attention. The work she is doing here is raw, and intelligent, and whole-hearted. But more importantly, it is subtle, and contained, and burns hot.”
"DCMetroTheatreArts" review of Laura in the title role of Clover at Ally Theatre Company — September 17, 2017
Laura has loved acting since she was a child growing up between Charlottesville, Virginia, and Salisbury, England. Drawing on training from both sides of the Atlantic, she has performed with regional theater companies across the USA, on national tours, and on TV and film. She is also a playwright, and writes and performs one-woman historic character portrayals for educational groups around the world. Laura holds an MFA from The Shakespeare Theatre Company’s Academy for Classical Acting at The George Washington University and an MFA in Creative Writing from Emerson College in Boston.
Laura is delighted to perform at the Colonial Society of Massachusetts for an event celebrating Mary Beth Norton's new book I Humbly Beg Your Speedy Answer. The event is at 1:00pm on July 12th. Register here: https://www.masshist.org/events/humbly-beg-your-speedy-answer
Laura is always happy to undertake new roles on stage or screen, and to share her historic character portrayals, both in person and online. Please see the Living History Portrayals page of her website for more details on her first person historical interpretation programs.
"Clover" at Ally Theatre Company. Directed by Angela Kay Pirko. Photo by Teresa Castracane.
"Marie Antoinette: The Color of Flesh" at Perisphere Theater. Directed by Lizzi Albert. Photo by DJ Corey Photography.
"A Tale of Two Cities" at The Classic Theatre of Maryland. Directed by Sally Boyett. Photo by Joshua McKerrow.
"The Glass Menagerie" at The Classic Theatre of Maryland. Directed by Donald Hicken. Photo by Joshua McKerrow.
"Wild Oats" at Chesapeake Shakespeare Company. Directed by Ian Gallanar. Photo by Teresa Castracane.
"Richard III" at Richmond Shakespeare Festival. Directed by James Alexander Bond. Photo courtesy of Richmond Shakespeare Festival.
"The Servant of Two Masters" at The Classic Theatre of Maryland. Directed by Sally Boyett. Photo by Joshua McKerrow.
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