About Paige
Paige (she/her) is an NYC-based actor, director, and writer from Colorado. She is in the class of 2024 at NYU Tisch where she is studying Drama with a minor in History.
Throughout her time at NYU, she has trained with Playwrights Horizons Theatre School, Atlantic Acting School, and the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art in London.
Paige’s love of storytelling is thanks to her fraternal twin sister, giving her an ensemble from the start. In their one and only stage premiere as a duo, the twins shared approximately half a breath of stage time before Paige’s twin sprinted off the stage in horror. Paige was left with a dilemma - join her sister per usual or embrace this new feeling as a solo act. After a glance, she settled on the latter and has been in love ever since.
From this moment of divergence, Paige realized everyone has a unique voice within them and the human art of telling each other’s stories creates the perfect platform to let those voices be heard. Today she strives to embrace the specifics in life in order to harness the community as a whole. Because community is where we tell our stories best.
As a writer…
Paige is fascinated by the realm of technology. Her one-act Talk-to-A-Priest.com was selected as a finalist for ReNew Productions’ Playwrights’ Playground Festival. She co-wrote and devised the NYU Tisch Mainstage Production dæmon. Her short plays From My Mountain and Muse have been shown at Playwrights Horizons Downtown.
As a director…
Paige made her directorial debut with the United States premiere of Michael Kras’s The Year and Two of Us Back Here in 2019. She was the associate director of Mary Poppins at Cherry Creek High School. She most directed the world premiere of This Shameful Yoke by Jaden Tyler Urso with Playwrights Horizons Downtown, which premiered in March.