About Lisa Cirincione

Lisa Cirincione is an actress, singer and producer whose stage and screen credits include work in The United States, The United Kingdom, and Italy.

Watch Lisa on the FOX T.V. show, 9-1-1 and on Season 2 of L.A.’s Finest.         

Lisa sold her short film Porcupine to Direct TV where it currently airs on their Shorts TV network. Porcupine, a gritty father-daughter country music tale,  premiered at the Newport Beach and Napa Valley Film Festivals and has now played on screens around the globe. Lisa produced this short and stars alongside renowned character actor, W. Earl Brown. 

See Lisa on Jimmy Kimmel Live! with NBA star, Ron Artest, and on YouTube in the comedy Web-Series, Mrs. Gary, for which she won Best Supporting Actress in a Comedy at The Los Angeles Web Festival. 

Lisa received LA WEEKLY and LA Drama Critic's Circle nominations for playing the role of Catherine in Arthur Miller’s A View from the Bridge at Pacific Resident Theatre. 

She is a member of The Road Theatre Company, Pacific Resident Theatre and is an Artist in Residence with Jewish Women’s Theatre where she both acts and directs. With Jewish Women’s Theatre, Lisa most recently performed as a Persian immigrant in Saffron and Rosewater at the legendary 92nd Street Y in New York City and in Uncuffed: Pussy Writes a Letter written by Sex & the City writer, Cindy Chupack.  She is currently directing the company’s upcoming show, “AHA Moment!” 

Lisa is fluent in Italian and Spanish and possesses a unique facility for languages and accents, which allows her to play an extensive range of multi-cultural roles. She received her B.F.A in Acting from The University of Southern California

She has worked with actors Angela Bassett, Jessica Alba, Gabrielle Union, W. Earl Brown, Paul Dooley, Tony Hale, Katharine Ross, Wendi McLendon-Covey, Gregory Jbara and Broadway star, Loni Ackerman.

Lisa is very passionate about the work being done by Jewish World Watch, an organization that fights to prevent genocide around the world, namely in Sudan, Congo and Syria. And the non-profit, RepresentUS that works to pass anti-corruption laws and protect against gerrymandering.  She loves travelling, languages and most of all, hanging out with her daughter.

Press:

• Splash Magazine review
  "Exile: Kisses on Both Cheeks; a poignant masterpiece"
• LA WEEKLY nomination received for BEST FEMALE SUPPORTING PERFORMANCE
  for A View from The Bridge.
• LA WEEKLY has nominated the production for BEST REVIVAL.
• LA DRAMA CRITICS CIRCLE has also nominated the production for BEST REVIVAL.
• LA TIMES Review
  "A View from the Bridge a working-class Greek tragedy"
• LAIST Review
  "Pacific Resident Theatre's A View From The Bridge Delivers Explosive Drama"