Jocelyn Kuritsky

Born in New Mexico and raised in La Paz, Bolivia, Jocelyn Kuritsky takes great pride in her worldly career. With training from such famed institutes as Scripps College, the O'Neill National Theater Institute, American Academy of Dramatic Arts (AADA), and The Flea Theater, Jocelyn is a three-time Princess Grace Award nominated performer. She is also a founder and actor-in-residence of the Woodshed Collective - a Drama Desk Award nominated, Lucille Lortel Award-winning immersive theater company. Having over 20+ NY theatrical productions, Jocelyn expanded her horizons to include film and television which include Queen of Glory (2021 Tribeca Film Festival), Neil LaBute's Over The River and Through The Woods, directed by Leigh Silverman, as well as Peace After Marriage (Montpellier Mediterranean Film Festival Audience Award). Jocelyn is also the creator of The Muse Project, dedicated to centering and spotlighting women theater actors. Her newest podcast series, A Simple Herstory, produced with The Muse Project is now presented by the Obie Award winning theater company, The Tank.