Caroline Kinsolving* (The Writer) Caroline works in theatre, television, and film in New York and Los Angeles.
Off-Broadway: Monica (59e59), Word Play (Playwrights Horizons), King of the Hollywood Hills (Pelican), A Midsummer Night’s Dream, All in the Timing (Harold Bloom Theatre);
Regional: Galileo’s Daughter (WAM at Shakespeare & Co., Central Square Theatre); Rescue Me (B Street); Cry It Out (Hartford Stage); Tartuffe (Shakespeare Theatre NJ); Peer Gynt (Boston Symphony), Love/Sick (Arc Stage), Last Gas (Shadowland), Coriolanus (Shaw Theatre); Venus in Fur (SDRep – Critic’s Circle Best Actress Nom), Twelfth Night (The Old Globe); Private Lives (ICT); Chapter Two (Ensemble Theatre, Laguna); Little Women (North Coast Rep); Taming of the Shrew, Twelfth Night, As You Like It, Macbeth (Kingsmen); Almost, Maine (Colony); Film: The Watcher, Krankenhaus, The Pink Conspiracy, Break, The Adventures of Umbweki, Noobz, Puppy Love, The Collaboration; Television: Law and Order (with Mehcad Brooks and Reid Scott), Three Women (with DeWanda Wise), Medium (with Patricia Arquette) Criminal Minds (with Tim Curry), Cold Case, Satisfaction, My Crazy Ex, Sam Has 7 Friends, Headhunters (Pilot), Whistleblowers (Pilot), The Blue Marble (Pilot).
She studied at Harbin and Beijing Universities in China, Milton Academy, The Mountain School, Stella Adler New York, Yale Drama Intensive, and The Royal Academy of Dramatic Art Intensive in London and graduated from Vassar with a double major in Political Science and Drama and a minor in Mandarin. She has been mentored by Dame Janet Suzman and Christine Baranski and studied with Lesly Kahn, Jeff Perry, Jack Plotnick and the late Mike Nichols, Gerald Shoenfeld, Earle Gister, and Kristin Linklater.
Caroline is the Founder of Theatre for Good; through performances and classes, she has raised over $160,000 for charities. Her project, FOEMS (Film+Poems), brings poetry to the screen and has a strong following of international students, teachers, and poetry lovers on YouTube. She made the independent short film, “Stable,” which just placed at several international film festivals this year. Caroline lives with her husband, concert violinist Gary Capozziello, their dog, Petruchio, and two cats, Dharma and Jahna.
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