TIFFANY MICHELLE THOMPSON
- AEA,
- SAG-AFTRA
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Law & Order: SVU (Performance Video) Quicktime
Co-starring with Christopher "Ludacris" Bridges and Steven Weber
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Dramatic Clip (Performance Video) Quicktime
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Compilation VO Demo (Audio Tracks) Quicktime
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Represented by: |
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Calli Company (NY) 212-787-7900 |
TV/FILM | ||
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent |
Co-star |
Norberto Barba |
Law & Order: SVU |
Recurring |
Peter Leto |
David Chappelle's Show |
Guest Star |
Rusty Cundieff |
Miracle's Boys w/ Sandra Santiago |
Guest Star |
Oz Scott |
The Gift of Grace |
Co-Star |
Amazon Prime |
BROADWAY | ||
Drowning Crow |
Hannah & Mary u/s |
Manhattan Theatre Club |
OFF BROADWAY | ||
After the Show |
Danita |
Jackson Gaye |
REGIONAL THEATRE | ||
Doubt |
Mrs. Muller |
Matt Torney | Studio Theatre |
Detroit 67' |
Chelle |
Courtney Jo-Dempsey |
Flea in Her Ear |
Olympia |
Shelley Butler |
One Man Two Guv |
Rachel |
Lenny Banovez |
Enemy of the People |
Katherine |
Hilberry Theatre |
Way of the World |
Mistress Marwood |
Hilberry Theatre |
All in the Timing |
Various Roles |
Hilberry Theatre |
Romeo & Juliet |
Lady Capulet |
Blair Anderson |
Joe Turner's Come and Gone |
Mattie |
Delroy Lindo | Berkeley Rep. |
Crowns (musical) |
Yolanda |
Marines Memorial Theatre |
Bootleg Blues |
Ce Ce |
Jay Kyle Manzay | NYU |
Polk County |
Leafy Lee |
McCarter Theatre |
Education & Training | ||
On Camera Technique |
Dropped In Method |
Jossie Harris Thacker |
SUNY Purchase |
Meisner Technique |
BFA |
Wayne State University |
Chekhov Technique |
MFA |
Physical Characteristics / Measurements |
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Height: 5'5" |
Weight: 149 lbs |
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Guitar, Singer, Vocal Range: Alto, American - Southern Accent
When not playing a tough-as-nails prosecutor, Tiffany Michelle Thompson is either a career woman and mom barely keeping her marriage together, or a post-apocalyptic nurse turned leader. This dynamic Detroit native and Hilberry Theatre alumna captivates with authentic, magnetic performances, from Comedy Central to Broadway, proving herself a compelling force in the performing arts.