Stephanie Gould

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RECENT: Cost of Living (Ani) at SpeakEasy Stage Company, Boston. OFF-BROADWAY: Bernie in Bernie & Mikey’s Trip to the Moon (59E59). Her solo show, Walk with Me, about living with cerebral palsy and learning to walk again at 13 premiered at SOLOCOM 2016, and had a successful run in NYC, which was then taken to Boston for a Grand Rounds presentation at Boston Medical Center. SELECT NYC CREDITS: Richard III, I Never Saw Another Butterfly, The Boys Next Door, Trailerville, Ludlow Fair. TV: “Orange is the New Black” (recurring) “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel” “Mr. Robot” “Happy!” “Extra Dark” FILM: Superheroes!, On Crystal, Dribbles. An accomplished writer, her screenplays Hearts in a Sling, Fading Connections, and The Notice have received numerous awards and accolades. EDUCATION: Circle in the Square Theatre School, Peoples Improv Theater. B.A., Saint Anselm College. M.A., Southern New Hampshire University. She is a proud member of SAG-AFTRA and the Actors’ Equity Association. She is represented by Arise Artists Agency and BAC Talent.

With Lewis D. Wheeler (Eddie) in ***Cost of Living*** at SpeakEasy Stage in Boston.
Photo Credit by Nile Scott of Nile Scott Studios.

Read the Reviews for Cost of Living

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with Lewis D. Wheeler (Eddie) in ***Cost of Living*** at SpeakEasy Stage Company.
Photo by Nile Scott of Nile Scott Studios.

Stephanie played ANI in Martyna Majok’s Pulitzer Prize-Winning play Cost of Living at SpeakEasy Stage in Boston in March 2024. Directed by Alex Lonati.

A fierce and formidable Stephanie Gould
-R. Scott Reedy, BroadwayWorld.com

Stephanie and her Cost of Living co-star, Sean Leviashvili, appeared on The Culture Show hosted by Jared Bowen for GBH News. Take a listen.

Stephanie received her Master’s Degree diploma from Southern New Hampshire University after a performance for Cost of Living at SpeakEasy Stage.

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Feature in The Boston Globe for Cost of Living at SpeakEasy Stage.

Audiobook Release

Disability Intimacy Essays on Love, Care, and Desire by Alice Wong. Stephanie is one of the narrators of the new book that explores disability and intimacy in its many forms. Take a listen to her sample.

While nearly every essay is exquisitely rendered and narrated, standouts include Stephanie Gould and Nancy Wu’s poignant narration of “Igniting Our Power by Reclaiming Intimacy”
–Audiofile Magazine

Plant People

Stephanie will be appearing in the short film, Plant People from producing team Jason Eksuzian and Kinkaid Walker in the lead role of Jean.‚ Winner of the Voices with Impact 2024 Grant. Plant People is a quirky drama that explores the connection between loneliness and mental health. World Premiere: June 6th in San Francisco. Canadian Premiere: June 27th in Vancouver.