Meghan St. Thomas
- Actress
- Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Meghan St. Thomas is an American actor, known for bringing authenticity and grit to her work.
She has been described as "dynamic", "focused" and "believable", by many New York theatre
publications.
Born in Gloversville, New York, Meghan started acting at the age of twelve. She made her stage debut as the Genie in a local community production of Aladdin. Meghan went on to study at the renowned Conservatory of the Theatre Arts at SUNY Purchase, where she was presented with the "Outstanding Actor Award".
Upon graduation, Meghan performed in many award-winning theater's in New York City, including Playwrights Horizons, 59E59 Theatres and Theatre Row. She is a member of the original cast of the Obie award-winning production of The Woodsman, which can be streamed on PBS and Broadway HD. On screen, notable projects include Love and Longitude (Facebook Watch Series).
Meghan is the creator of the "Women Are Our Heroes" podcast, where classic male-centered tales are told from a female lens. She aims to use her art to bring more awareness to the female perspective and foster strength and empowerment for women and female-identifying folks. Since 2018, she has been based in Los Angeles.
Born in Gloversville, New York, Meghan started acting at the age of twelve. She made her stage debut as the Genie in a local community production of Aladdin. Meghan went on to study at the renowned Conservatory of the Theatre Arts at SUNY Purchase, where she was presented with the "Outstanding Actor Award".
Upon graduation, Meghan performed in many award-winning theater's in New York City, including Playwrights Horizons, 59E59 Theatres and Theatre Row. She is a member of the original cast of the Obie award-winning production of The Woodsman, which can be streamed on PBS and Broadway HD. On screen, notable projects include Love and Longitude (Facebook Watch Series).
Meghan is the creator of the "Women Are Our Heroes" podcast, where classic male-centered tales are told from a female lens. She aims to use her art to bring more awareness to the female perspective and foster strength and empowerment for women and female-identifying folks. Since 2018, she has been based in Los Angeles.
