Caroline Banks is an award-winning actor, singer, screenwriter, and voiceover artist based in Brooklyn.
TV: "Five Guys a Week" (Lifetime), “Mysteries at the Museum” (Travel Channel), “The Perfect Murder” (Investigation Discovery), and “Cicatrix” (SAG Pilot).
Off-Broadway: The Fall (Fringe Encores Series), Paradiso: Chapter One (dir. Michael Counts), The Path of Beatrice (dir. Counts) and The Cooping Theory (Poseidon Theatre Company).
Regional: Unknown Soldier (Williamstown Theatre Festival; dir. Trip Cullman), Big Bend in the Red Dirt Desert (WTF), The Good Person of Setzuan (McCarter Theatre Center; dir. Mark Nelson), and Pippin (McCarter; dir. Tracy Bersley).
New York (selected): the New York Times critically acclaimed productions of both Bad Penny by Mac Wellman (The Flea; dir. Kristan Seemel) andThe Death of a Black Man (Theater for the New City; dir. Electric Black).
Off-Off-Broadway: She was a member of the resident acting company The Bats at The Flea Theater from 2018-2020 where she worked with Taylor Mac and Carolyn Cantor.
She is a Princeton University graduate (two Outstanding Work in Theatre Awards).
TV: "Five Guys a Week" (Lifetime), “Mysteries at the Museum” (Travel Channel), “The Perfect Murder” (Investigation Discovery), and “Cicatrix” (SAG Pilot).
Off-Broadway: The Fall (Fringe Encores Series), Paradiso: Chapter One (dir. Michael Counts), The Path of Beatrice (dir. Counts) and The Cooping Theory (Poseidon Theatre Company).
Regional: Unknown Soldier (Williamstown Theatre Festival; dir. Trip Cullman), Big Bend in the Red Dirt Desert (WTF), The Good Person of Setzuan (McCarter Theatre Center; dir. Mark Nelson), and Pippin (McCarter; dir. Tracy Bersley).
New York (selected): the New York Times critically acclaimed productions of both Bad Penny by Mac Wellman (The Flea; dir. Kristan Seemel) andThe Death of a Black Man (Theater for the New City; dir. Electric Black).
Off-Off-Broadway: She was a member of the resident acting company The Bats at The Flea Theater from 2018-2020 where she worked with Taylor Mac and Carolyn Cantor.
She is a Princeton University graduate (two Outstanding Work in Theatre Awards).