Corrinne Mica

Corrinne Mica is an actress and filmmaker based in Texas. She is known for her work in independent films, with her most notable performances in ''Nate and Moriah in Venice, 'Always, Lola,' 'The Goatman,' 'In The Pines,' and 'Voice of Shadows.'

Corrinne's theatre credits include Harper in 'Angels in America: Part I' (Long Beach Playhouse), Isabella in 'Measure for Measure' (Oklahoma Shakespeare in the Park), Young Eva in "And Then They Came For Me' (Oklahoma Children's Theatre), Sam Adams in 'The American Revolution' (Theater Unspeakable), and many others. She starred in two world premieres, originating the roles of Emily Martin in 'Embridge' (Little Fish Theatre) and Aren Almon-Kok in "In The Middle of the West" (TheatreOCU).

Corrinne has worked and trained throughout the U.S. and holds a BFA from Oklahoma City University, where she double-majored in Acting and Theatre for Young Audiences, with a minor in Directing.