Biography

Julia McDermott grew up in Manhattan Beach, California. She graduated from the Julliard School of Arts and Drama (New York City) in 2019, and made her acting debut as Carolyn Bryant in the ABC series "Women of the Movement" which is based on the life, and eventual murder, of the American civil rights figure, Emmett Till who was murdered in 1955 Mississippi. She acted previously on stage for several years before this debut, and is an upcoming versatile and enthusiastic actress.

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Julia is an actress and singer born and raised on the coast of southern California. She was accepted into The Juilliard School of Drama out of high school and graduated with her BFA in 2019. Julia has worked Off-Broadway and in TV and film, including, Heroes Of The Fourth Turning, written by Will Arbery at Playwrights Horizons, with direction by Danya Taymor. Pulitzer Prize finalist in Drama, OBIE award winner for Best Ensemble, Lucille Lortel award winner for Outstanding Play. Carol Cutrere in Tennessee Williams' Orpheus Descending at Theatre For a New Audience, directed by Erica Schmidt, Starring Maggie Siff and Pico Alexander. International Theater: Epiphany, written by Brian Watkins, directed by Garry Hynes at the Druid Theater, Galway International Arts Festival (Ireland), opposite Marie Mullen and Bill Irwin. TV: Women Of The Movement opposite Adrienne Warren, written by, Marissa Jo Cerar, directed by Gina Prince-Blythewood. Elsbeth, Starring Carrie Preston, written and created by Robert and Michelle King. And more.

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