Taylor Graves

Taylor is a Boston born TV, film and theatre actress. For a third grade project, Taylor decided to impersonate Eleanor Roosevelt for the entire day (without breaking...that's commitment). From that point on, she was hooked. Shortly after, she went on to perform at North Shore Music Theatre. Taylor holds a B.A. in Sociology/Anthropology and a Minor in Theatre at Lehigh Unviersity. She also studied psychology for a semester in Ireland at the National University of Ireland at Galway. Upon graduation, she moved to New York City and began her studies with Terry Schreiber for many years. She also trained at The American Globe Theatre and The Barrow Group. She has appeared in dozens of plays in New York with her favorite credits including, 'Miss Alma' in Summer and Smoke directed by Terry Schreiber, 'Theresa' in Circle Mirror Transformation opposite Obie winner Deborah Hedwall, 'Lady Macduff' in Macbeth at 14th Street Y, and Plaza Suite at Gallery Players. For Taylor's work in Circle Mirror Transformation, The New York Times called her "radiant", "warm", and "effortlessly attractive." In the world of film, she has worked on multiple projects with director Toni Thai Sterrett (named by Ava DuVernay as Vibe's Next Female Filmmaker). She appeared in the film My Dinner with Schwartzey which won Best Cast Festival International Cannes Award at the French International Film Festival. She studies on-camera acting with Crista Flanagan and Bob Krakower.