Angelica Reeve

pocket-pal-sized actor in Brooklyn, NY

Angelica (she/her) grew up in Northern Virginia, raised on a balanced diet of her mom’s Filipino cooking, her dad’s Midwestern values, and Shakespeare. As a teenager, she went to Shakespeare summer camp two years in a row and so far has played Puck what feels like at least four times.

She moved to New York and studied at Stella Adler Studio. Her favorite classical roles include Bottom from A Midsummer Night’s Dream (arguably more fun, IFYKYK), Beatrice from Much Ado About Nothing, Isabella from Measure for Measure, and Doralice from Marriage A-la-Mode.

Angelica holds a BFA in Drama from New York University and has performed in a smörgåsbord of on-camera roles, including episodes of Investigation Discovery’s A Crime to Remember (“always the victim’s relative, never the victim,” she jokes), independent full-lengths and short films, and puppeteering multiple characters in an educational YouTube series on the ABCs of electrical engineering.

As a voice actor, she can be found in her broadcast-ready home recording booth, lurking and Gollum’ing out to her heart’s content. Recent clients include Constellation, Dell, Sentient Energy, City National Bank, and Solarworx.

Her hobbies include chocolate (all forms) and writing a True Detective-edgy remake of Turner and Hooch, starring her lovable pit-bull-Labrador-mix, Marlowe.