Biography

Marguerite Stimpson is a New York City based actor whose work spans television, film, and theater.

She recently guest starred as Mimi Weston on FBI: International and has also appeared in Special Ops: Lioness, The Blacklist, Billions, and Blue Bloods. Her film work includes Bo Burnham's Sundance hit Eighth Grade, and she recently completed filming the Netflix feature Don't Ever Wonder opposite Nia Long and Blair Underwood.

Known for her versatility, emotional depth, and comedic skill, Stimpson's work spans drama and comedy. Her video for The Onion garnered more than 1.2 million views and was named one of the year's best comedy videos by The Huffington Post.

On stage, she appeared in the Broadway and West End productions of The Elephant Man, winner of the 2015 Tony Award for Best Revival, starring Bradley Cooper, as well as the Broadway production of Butley. Other theater credits include Mary Zimmerman's Pericles at the Goodman Theatre and Shakespeare Theatre Company, where her performance as Marina was praised as a "bulwark for the future," and the U.S. premiere of Will Eno's Tragedy: a Tragedy at Berkeley Repertory Theatre.

She received her MFA in Acting from the American Repertory Theater/Moscow Art Theatre Institute for Advanced Theater Training at Harvard University.
- IMDb mini biography by: Marguerite Stimpson

Made her Broadway debut in the 2006 production of "Butley" and studied at the Institute for Advanced Theatre Training at Harvard University.