Biography

Angel Parker is a proud Los Angeles native and conservatory-trained actress known for her dynamic work across television, film, stage, and voiceover. She currently recurs on ABC's The Rookie and The CW's All American, and recently starred in Netflix's The Recruit. Angel is widely recognized for roles in Marvel's Runaways, Superman & Lois, The Strain, Trial & Error, American Crime Story: The People v. O.J. Simpson, and as bold and quick-witted Tasha Davenport on Disney XD's Lab Rats.

Her film credits include You Are My Home opposite Alyssa Milano (Netflix), Prisoner's Daughter with Kate Beckinsale and Brian Cox, and Dolly Parton's Mountain Magic Christmas on NBC.

A classically trained performer, Angel studied at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts and has worked with the British American Drama Academy, Antaeus Theatre Company, Independent Shakespeare Company, The Blank Theatre, and more. She is also an accomplished voiceover artist in animation, video games, and commercial work.

Angel is a current board member of the Tennessee Williams Festival St. Louis. She is represented by Innovative Artists, SBV Talent, and Joel Stevens Entertainment.
- IMDb mini biography by: Joel Stevens Entertainment

Alumna of the AADA (American Academy of Dramatic Arts), Class of 1999.

[on playing different characters] I really look at every role the same way. I just figure out who the person is, what their history is, what their given circumstances are, where they're from, what their life is, what their world is, who they're talking to, the relationships that they're in, and what's going on right now. So I really build it up kind of like an encyclopedia of knowledge about the person, the world, where they're from, what their history has been, and then I just simply play the scene.

[on her studying in the American Academy of Dramatic Arts] I went there straight out of high school and loved every minute of it. It was such a great training ground and some of my best friends are some of the people that I met there. And obviously my husband, so I can be grateful for many things from the American Academy.