Actress – Writer – Professor
Gould nicely balances Ani’s wrathful force with glimpses of the fear and vulnerability that lie beneath — and there are traces, too, of longing for the marriage that might have been.
– Don Aucoin, The Boston Globe
UPCOMING: Stephanie has been cast in a supporting role as “Heather” in Pointing Fingers. Filming July 2025.
ABOUT STEPHANIE
Stephanie Gould is an actress, writer, and adjunct professor who has been an active working professional in the entertainment industry for the past 20 years. A member of SAG-AFTRA and the Actors’ Equity Association, she recently starred as Ani in the Boston premiere of the Pulitzer Prize winning play, Cost of Living at SpeakEasy Stage Company. Additional credits include 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, then presented as a Grand Rounds presentation at Boston Medical Center. NYC Credits: Richard III, I Never Saw Another Butterfly, The Boys Next Door, Trailerville. TV: “Orange is the New Black” (recurring), “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel” “Mr. Robot” “Happy!” “Extra Dark” Film: On Crystal, Dribbles, Plant People (WINNER, Best Short Film, Berkshire International Film Festival). Upcoming: Last Tattoo, Pointing Fingers. Stephanie holds a M.A. in English & Creative Writing from Southern New Hampshire University, and a B.A. in English from Saint Anselm College.
Bernie (Stephanie Gould), alternately docile and demanding, rude and sweet, stubborn and accommodating, sets the pace of the Vincolos’ existence…The cast eschews actorly fireworks, starting with Ms. Gould, who herself has a mild form of cerebral palsy and does not shy from Bernie’s difficult side.
– Elisabeth Vincentelli
Writing
An accomplished writer, Stephanie has several award-winning screenplays and others in development. For a full list, please visit the writing page.
Teaching
A teaching artist and professor, Stephanie has worked for New York Film Academy at Harvard University, coached clients on the platform WeAudition, and currently works as an adjunct professor in the English Departments at MassBay Community College and at Southern New Hampshire University where she currently teaches Writing for Film.
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