Madeline Delp

Madeline Delp is an actress whose work is defined by a powerful emotional range and transformative physicality. She is set for a breakout year in 2026 for her major role in the Apple Original Film, Being Heumann. Directed by Academy Award-winner Siân Heder (CODA), the film features Delp as Kitty Cone, the fierce activist and confidant to Judy Heumann during the historic, month-long protest for disability rights in 1977. Starring alongside Ruth Madeley, Mark Ruffalo, and Dylan O'Brien, Delp’s performance has been noted for its "exceptional emotional nuance," positioning her as a compelling new voice for the 2027 awards season. Delp first gained attention for her lead role in the independent feature Ballroom. A real-life wheelchair user, she brought unique physical dedication to the role, training extensively with her co-star, a former Dancing with the Stars professional, to perform the film’s rigorous adapted ballroom sequences. With both extensive training in the dramatic arts and a university degree in Business, Delp has blended artistic technical precision with a business-minded approach. She has publicly committed to a mission-based career that ensures people with disabilities are seen, heard, and represented with nuance in global media.