Olivia Killingsworth
actor | AEA, SAG-AFTRA | she/her
Olivia Killingsworth
actor | AEA, SAG-AFTRA | she/her
Press
Icebound (Metropolitan Playhouse, New York)
"The only ray of warmth here is Jane (Olivia Killingsworth), a distant cousin who actually cares for — and about — the dying woman… Rather than single out every solidly ardent performance, let’s just acknowledge that all 12 actors are impressive.” — New York Times
“At the play’s center is Olivia Killingsworth’s Jane Crosby, the despised step-cousin (once removed) who is the salt of the earth. Her spare, unadorned character who has no time to mince words grounds the play with a solid rock foundation. Under her brusque, business-like exterior is a heart overflowing with love for those who deserve it.” — TheaterScene
The Jewish King Lear (Metropolitan Playhouse, New York)
“The outstanding cast has no weak links. Special praise for Olivia Killingsworth as Taybele, who exudes all the chaste sincerity of a pure soul…” – Eyes on World Cultures
“…standout work by Olivia Killingsworth as Taybele, who matures into a formidable woman…” – Lighting and Sound America
Robot Girl (The Shelter, New York)
“Olivia Killingsworth exhibits pinball-like energy and vocal imagination in Michael Bernstein’s solo piece Robot Girl.” — Show Business Weekly
“Olivia Killingsworth is a frightening dynamo in the name of art.” — Electronic Link Journal
“…Robot Girl, a brisk post-apocalyptic monologue performed with hip-hop intensity and vernacular by Olivia Killingsworth.” — Backstage
The Very Persistent Gappers of Frip (Kirk Douglas Theater, Los Angeles)
“Olivia Killingsworth and Lena Gwendolyn Hill skillfully alternate as brash boys and girly girls.” — Los Angeles Times
“So, eight times every day, the children of Frip (the talented Olivia Killingsworth and Lena Gwendolyn Hill) and Capable (the lovely and charming Jamey Hood) pluck the gappers from the goats and toss them into the sea.” — The Hollywood Reporter