Olivia Miller is an actor, singer, and theater-maker based out of New York City. She is the creator/performer of the critically acclaimed one-woman show Bloody Mary: LIVE (“Olivia Miller dazzles in this tart and punky solo show” - The Guardian). The show has been produced internationally at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, the Vaults London, and the City of Culture Festival (Coventry, England), as well as in New York City (Caveat, Club Cumming, The Duplex, Pete’s Candy Store, the PIT) and in Boston (ART’s OBERON). Check out the “Bloody Mary” tab for more information or visit this link for current performance and ticketing information.

Olivia frequently collaborates with composer Dylan MarcAurele. She directed and starred in the original production of M3GAN: The Unauthorized Parody Musical, and they’re currently working on a musical adaptation of Hershel and the Hanukkah Goblins. Additionally, she has performed in numerous plays, musicals, operettas, and podcasts, working with The Playwrights Realm/MCC, WP/Playwrights Horizons, Cherry Lane Theatre, American Repertory Theater’s OBERON, Trinity Repertory Company, Gloucester Stage Company, Shadowland Stages, The Wilbury Theatre Group, and Greater Boston Stage Company. Some of her favorite roles include Audrey in Little Shop of Horrors (Trinity Rep), Gertrude/Gravedigger in Hamlet (Gloucester Stage Co), The Nina in Airness (Shadowland Stages), and Luna in MeetCute’s “Christmasuzannukkah.”

During the early days of the pandemic, Olivia co-created, co-produced, and co-starred in an original web series “Call From,” which follows all your favorite theatrical characters trying (and failing) to connect via Zoom. The episodes inspired by Waiting for Godot won Best in Fest and Best Screenplay at the Manhattan Repertory Theatre’s Stories Film Festival (‘21) and First Place at Irondale’s On Women Festival (‘21). These episodes were also featured in the NYC Indie Theatre Film Festival 2021.

Olivia holds a Masters of Fine Arts in Acting from Brown University/Trinity Rep and a Bachelor of Arts in English from Harvard College. She loves impromptu puppetry and surprise kazoos.