Lisa Cirincione

Native Angeleno and eternal go-getter, Lisa Cirincione is an actress, singer and producer whose stage and screen credits include work in The United States, The United Kingdom, and Italy. Lisa stars in ...Show More

Native Angeleno and eternal go-getter, Lisa Cirincione is an actress, singer and producer whose stage and screen credits include work in The United States, The United Kingdom, and Italy. Lisa stars in the indie short Porcupine alongside renowned character actor, W. Earl Brown. She also makes her producing debut with this film that had its World Premiere at The Newport Beach Film Festival and subsequent screenings at The USA Film Festival (Dallas, TX), The Ferrara Film Festival (Italy) and the Long Island International Film Expo (New York) to name a few.Lisa is crazy for comedy and recently shot a hilarious episode of Jimmy Kimmel Live! with NBA Star, Mr. Ron Artest to be released shortly. She can be seen in national commercials, including a spot for Sky Italia with Sandra Oh, in the comedy Web-Series, Mrs. Gary, for which she won Best Supporting Actress at The Los Angeles Web Festival, as well as in numerous other film projects.On stage, Lisa received L.A. Weekly and L.A. Drama Critic's Circle nominations for playing the role of Catherine in Arthur Miller's iconic classic, A View from the Bridge at Pacific Resident Theatre where she is also a company member.Lisa is an Artist in Residence with the Jewish Women's Theatre where she has performed all over the country in various roles including as a Persian immigrant in Saffron and Rosewater at the legendary 92nd Street Y in New York City, and in Uncuffed: Pussy Writes a Letter, written by Sex & the City Executive Producer, Ms. Cindy Chupack.Lisa is fluent in Italian, speaks advanced Spanish, and possesses a unique facility for language and accents which allows her to play an extensive range of multi-cultural roles.In a time when diversity has become the industry watchword, Lisa's multi-cultural background and growing presence as an actress and producer, is a testament to powerful role and demand for strong and fearless women in Hollywood. Hide