Ginger O'Toole
- Actress
- Editor
- Producer
Ginger O’Toole is an award-winning actor, voice actor, and on-air personality based in Los Angeles. She is best known for her portrayal of Ruth Madoff in Netflix’s Madoff: The Monster of Wall Street (dir. Joe Berlinger), as well as the pivotal role in the independent feature Cut, which premiered at the Academy’s Linwood Dunn Theater, and a supporting role in Lifetime’s How to Live Your Best Death.
A classically trained actor, Ginger has studied at HB Studio, the William Esper Studio, the Giles Foreman Centre for Acting, Upright Citizens Brigade, and trains at the Howard Fine Acting Studio. Her work has earned critical recognition, including a best actress award for her lead performance in The Birds and the Bees.
In addition to her on-screen work, Ginger is an accomplished voice actor, contributing to national commercial campaigns, independent audio projects, and her original narrative series The Diary of Stacy Newman. She also co-hosts the nationally syndicated, award-winning radio show The Weekend Throwdown with Jagger.
Ginger holds a Doctorate in Pharmacy and is in pre-production on the feature film Ashes of Eden while co-producing, editing and has a role in The Difference of A Letter, a documentary on autism.
A classically trained actor, Ginger has studied at HB Studio, the William Esper Studio, the Giles Foreman Centre for Acting, Upright Citizens Brigade, and trains at the Howard Fine Acting Studio. Her work has earned critical recognition, including a best actress award for her lead performance in The Birds and the Bees.
In addition to her on-screen work, Ginger is an accomplished voice actor, contributing to national commercial campaigns, independent audio projects, and her original narrative series The Diary of Stacy Newman. She also co-hosts the nationally syndicated, award-winning radio show The Weekend Throwdown with Jagger.
Ginger holds a Doctorate in Pharmacy and is in pre-production on the feature film Ashes of Eden while co-producing, editing and has a role in The Difference of A Letter, a documentary on autism.
