Abigail Graham

Abigail Graham grew up in the small town of Champaign, Illinois, where the theater was the school gym. She started on stage in 'South Pacific' singing, dancing, and acting as a French woman and continued to perform at the University of Illinois' Krannert Center as a Jazz Dancer. Abigail drew inspiration from 'I Love Lucy,' 'Faulty Towers,' and 'Saturday Night Live,' and decided to pursue comedy. She now hosts a comedy variety show called, "The Abigail Show," where she has played the role of Beatricia, a temptress Russian club manager, in the short film 'CocoCabanna.' In New Orleans she acted as an office worker in her first feature film, 'Green Lantern.' She has also performed stand-up in Chicago at the Laugh Factory, Comedy Sportz Theater, and at The Annoyance Theater. She appeared in 2 independent movies -- as the comedic lead 'Kate,' in 'The Way We Weren't' and as 'Evita' in 'Evita Gone Mad.' She also appeared several times on the Austin Improv Collective Show and Competition. In Washington, D.C. she starred in the short 'Cheated' as the lead character 'Sharon' who is a jaded, corrupt and deceptive woman who is on the run from her borderline psycho lover. Abigail was also featured as Shelly, a fast driving, tango dancing, detective in the short independent movie 'Drawn Out.'