Tara Bruno is originally from right outside Philadelphia, PA and spent the early years of her life acting and singing in summer stock theaters and school choirs. After graduation from The University of the Arts in Philadelphia with a BFA in Musical Theater and over 30 plays under her belt, she moved to New York City. Her first job, traveling extensively throughout the Mediterranean, Africa and South America, was on her Majesty's Queen Elizabeth II.
She has worked regularly in regional theaters, national tours, and in New York, originating roles such as Chevette in Joshua Conkel's smash hit House of Von Macrame at the Obie Award Winning Bushwick Starr in Brooklyn, directed by Nick Leavens. Later she was given the opportunity to work again with Leavens as a part of Unicornland, an eight episode series about a woman named Annie, who explores her post-divorce sexuality by dating couples, written by Lucy Gillespie.
Tara has had the honor of studying with some of theatre and film’s most prolific teachers, including Larry Moss, Kathryn Gately, and Bob Krakower.
Tara loves to work on great writing, and to her delight, often finds herself playing duplicitous women involved in secret liaisons that are often taboo.
She has worked regularly in regional theaters, national tours, and in New York, originating roles such as Chevette in Joshua Conkel's smash hit House of Von Macrame at the Obie Award Winning Bushwick Starr in Brooklyn, directed by Nick Leavens. Later she was given the opportunity to work again with Leavens as a part of Unicornland, an eight episode series about a woman named Annie, who explores her post-divorce sexuality by dating couples, written by Lucy Gillespie.
Tara has had the honor of studying with some of theatre and film’s most prolific teachers, including Larry Moss, Kathryn Gately, and Bob Krakower.
Tara loves to work on great writing, and to her delight, often finds herself playing duplicitous women involved in secret liaisons that are often taboo.
