Jessica Lynne Sullivan
- Actress
- Costume and Wardrobe Department
- Set Decorator
Jessica Lynne Sullivan was born to Kevin and Nancy Sullivan and raised in Yaphank on Long Island, New York.
She graduated from Longwood High School and then went on to Suffolk County Community College as a Physical Therapy major. She eventually transferred to Briarcliffe College and earned her degree in Information Technology as a web developer.
As a child, Jessica had been trained in dance with Vic D'Amore, taking classes in ballet, tap, jazz, and pointe. She also was cast in the chorus of a camp production of "The Wizard of Oz". She went on to win several gold medals from the Starpower National Dance Competition with Michelle Ferraro's Dance USA team while in high school. She performed with the high school chorus, and performed in the chorus of "Hello, Dolly!" and had a cameo role of one of the Teen Trio in "Bye, Bye, Birdie!".
While in college, she took a cameo role in Shakespeare's "Hamlet", and played Tintinabula in "A Fvnny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forvm". A community group called Shakespeare on the Bay produced "Much Ado About Nothing", and Jessica played the part of Margaret.
After college, Jessica joined with the St Francis Cabrini Community Theatre. With them, she played Reno Sweeney in "Anything Goes", Madam Branislowski in "Mame", Cinderella's Mother in "Into the Woods", held two cameo roles in "42nd Street" (Ethel and Gladys) and performed with the chorus in "Bye, Bye, Birdie!".
She has played Frances Gerard and Nancy Monsell Booth in local historical reenactments with the Yaphank Historical Society.
Jessica played as Sheila in "I'm Getting Murdered in the Morning" with Curtain Up Entertainment.
For a Long Island Shakespeare festival, Jessica performed a dramatic reading from Act 3, Scene 1 of "Hamlet" as Ophelia.
In her spare time, Jessica performs in human chess matches at Sakura-Con in Seattle, WA, and is an actor for a local Haunted Trail in her hometown of Yaphank, NY. She also staffs at several fan conventions, most notably as Publicity Manager for DerpyCon, a cross-genre fan convention in Morristown, NJ.
She graduated from Longwood High School and then went on to Suffolk County Community College as a Physical Therapy major. She eventually transferred to Briarcliffe College and earned her degree in Information Technology as a web developer.
As a child, Jessica had been trained in dance with Vic D'Amore, taking classes in ballet, tap, jazz, and pointe. She also was cast in the chorus of a camp production of "The Wizard of Oz". She went on to win several gold medals from the Starpower National Dance Competition with Michelle Ferraro's Dance USA team while in high school. She performed with the high school chorus, and performed in the chorus of "Hello, Dolly!" and had a cameo role of one of the Teen Trio in "Bye, Bye, Birdie!".
While in college, she took a cameo role in Shakespeare's "Hamlet", and played Tintinabula in "A Fvnny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forvm". A community group called Shakespeare on the Bay produced "Much Ado About Nothing", and Jessica played the part of Margaret.
After college, Jessica joined with the St Francis Cabrini Community Theatre. With them, she played Reno Sweeney in "Anything Goes", Madam Branislowski in "Mame", Cinderella's Mother in "Into the Woods", held two cameo roles in "42nd Street" (Ethel and Gladys) and performed with the chorus in "Bye, Bye, Birdie!".
She has played Frances Gerard and Nancy Monsell Booth in local historical reenactments with the Yaphank Historical Society.
Jessica played as Sheila in "I'm Getting Murdered in the Morning" with Curtain Up Entertainment.
For a Long Island Shakespeare festival, Jessica performed a dramatic reading from Act 3, Scene 1 of "Hamlet" as Ophelia.
In her spare time, Jessica performs in human chess matches at Sakura-Con in Seattle, WA, and is an actor for a local Haunted Trail in her hometown of Yaphank, NY. She also staffs at several fan conventions, most notably as Publicity Manager for DerpyCon, a cross-genre fan convention in Morristown, NJ.
