Angela is an award-winning actor equally at home in film, TV, and theatre, as well as an accomplished voice-over artist.
From a show business family, she has been on stage and in front of the camera since the age of seven.
A Juilliard graduate widely recognized for both her individual and ensemble work, Angela has performed across the United States and England.
“Pierce is delicious…enticing…with a mischievous twinkle in her eye…perfectly cast.”
~ Variety
“With an acute intelligence, she provides a master class in the art of inhabiting a role.”
~ The New York Times
“Comic chops…spot-on”
~ Variety
CREDITS
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00:00s BelVita
00:16s E*Trade
00:30s JBL
00:35s Nissan Altima
00:44s Snuggle
“When You Have a Baby”
“Asking For Help”
“The MISSING LINK from the Kitchen SINK….ScrapDrain”
FILM & TV
Shemar Moore, Angela Pierce, Jordan Van Vranken
Starring Christine Taylor, Lin Shaye, Angela Pierce, & Vivica A. Fox
THEATRE
“Reparations” The Gloucester Stage Company, Directed by Myriam Cyr
“Reparations” The Gloucester Stage Company, Directed by Myriam Cyr
“Reparations” The Gloucester Stage Company, Directed by Myriam Cyr
Luna Gale director Austin Pendleton, featuring Angela Pierce
Jimonn Cole, John Guare, Angela Pierce at The Acting Company Gala
A Blanket Of Dust by Richard Squires dir. Christopher Murrah starring Angela Pierce, Alison Fraser, Anthony Newfield, Tommy Schrider
Daybreak by Joyce VanDyke dir. Lucie Tiberghien Angela Pierce, Nicole Ansari, Michael Irvin Pollard
Consent director David Rhodes featuring Angela Pierce, Catherine Curtin, Michael Goldstein, Mark Thomas
Bikeman by Tom Flynn, director Michael Bush, starring Robert Cuccioli, Angela Pierce
Deathtrap, director Evan Cabnet, starring Marsha Mason, Angela Pierce
A Streetcar Named Desire, directed by Sheila Daniels, featuring Angela Pierce (Blanche), Jonno Roberts (Stanley), Chelsey Rives (Stella)
A Streetcar Named Desire, director Sheila Daniels, starring Angela Pierce (Blanche), Chelsey Rives (Stella)
The West Coast Premiere of John Morogiello’s Engaging Shaw, directed by Henry Wishcamper, July 29- Aug. 4, 2011 at The Old Globe. Photo by Ed Krieger.
The West Coast Premiere of John Morogiello’s Engaging Shaw, directed by Henry Wishcamper, July 29- Aug. 4, 2011 at The Old Globe. Photo by Ed Krieger.
World Premiere of Christopher Hampton’s Appomattox, directed by David Esbjornson, Angela Pierce (Viola Liuzzo) Shawn Hamilton (Martin Luther King, Jr.)
The Public Theater – William Shakespeare’s King Lear – Directed by James Lapine, Music by Stephen Sondheim and Michael Starobin, Scenic Design by Heidi Ettinger, Costume Design by Jess Goldstein, Lighting Design by David Lander, Sound Design by Dan Moses Schreier and Philip Peglow, Featuring Kevin Kline (King Lear), Brian Avers (Edgar), Larry Bryggman (Gloucester), Kristen Bush (Cordelia), Michael Cerveris (Kent), Philip Goodwin (Fool), Piter Marek (King of France), Laura Odeh (Regan), Daniel Pearce (Cornwall), Michael Rudko (Albany), Logan Marshall-Green (Edmund), Ryan McCarthy (Ensemble), Angela Pierce (Goneril), Tim Stickney (Oswald) and Joaquin Torres (Duke of Burgundy).
The Public Theater – William Shakespeare’s King Lear – Directed by James Lapine, Music by Stephen Sondheim and Michael Starobin, Scenic Design by Heidi Ettinger, Costume Design by Jess Goldstein, Lighting Design by David Lander, Sound Design by Dan Moses Schreier and Philip Peglow, Featuring Kevin Kline (King Lear), Brian Avers (Edgar), Larry Bryggman (Gloucester), Kristen Bush (Cordelia), Michael Cerveris (Kent), Philip Goodwin (Fool), Piter Marek (King of France), Laura Odeh (Regan), Daniel Pearce (Cornwall), Michael Rudko (Albany), Logan Marshall-Green (Edmund), Ryan McCarthy (Ensemble), Angela Pierce (Goneril), Tim Stickney (Oswald) and Joaquin Torres (Duke of Burgundy).
The Rock Garden by Sam Shepard dir. Brandon Woolf starring Angela Pierce, Ephraim Birney, Joel Van Liew
The Merry Wives of Windsor- The Old Globe Theater, dir. James Vásquez
The Merry Wives of Windsor- The Old Globe Theater, dir. James Vásquez
The Merry Wives of Windsor- The Old Globe Theater, dir. James Vásquez
The Merry Wives of Windsor- The Old Globe Theater, dir. James Vásquez
The Merry Wives of Windsor- The Old Globe Theater, dir. James Vásquez
