Amy Losi

Amy Losi is an actor, playwright, and director. She has acted in ninety plays and readings, in both lead and supporting roles. She has also appeared in a commercial, TV shows (Anthony Bourdain’s "No Reservations" and "Celebrity Ghost Stories"), web and independent film projects, and a long-running sketch comedy show at the Broadway Comedy Club. Her plays have been selected for fifteen festivals and her second full-length play, "To Feed the Roses," premiered at the American Theatre of Actors in September, 2023. Her comedy "Au Bois (In the Woods)," which she also directed and appeared in, was a semi-finalist in the 2019 Strawberry One-Act Festival. It was nominated for three awards and won for Best Costumes. Her drama "No Fall My Hand" was a semi-finalist in the 2020 Strawberry One-Act Festival, and nominated for four awards, winning Best Actress and Best Costumes. The play was also a finalist in two playwrighting contests. Her Zoom comedy, "Don't Stand Up!" was part of the 2020 Hartford Fringe Festival where it won the "Spirit of the Fringe" award. It also won an "Excellence in Directing" award and a "Best Ensemble" award from the "So You Think You Can Direct/Act Competition." "Don't Stand Up!" was part of the Rochester Fringe Festival 2021, and "No Fall My Hand" was part of the Voices of Women's Theatre Festival, October 2021. Amy won "Best Female Screenwriter" at the 2021 Cutting Room International Short Film Festival for the screenplay version of her play, "No Fall My Hand." The filmed play also won "Best Female Centre Film" in the Philadelphia International Film Festival. Her full-length play, "Verse DiVerse" premiered in September, 2022, as part of the Dream Up Festival at Theater for the New City. Her drama, "Love's a Thin Diet" premiered at the Rogue Theater Festival in 2023 and the filmed play was selected for the Brightside Short Film Festival and Venus on Broadway International Film Festival. The two leads won awards for Best Actor and Best Actress, and Amy won a Bronze writing award for the screenplay.

Reviews:
Run the Course: "Out of all the actors, Amy Losi is a standout as Anita, with both the actress and the character taking control as the most dynamic presence...[she] presents herself as a class act and still gains sympathy from the audience." --Jed Ryan, Lavender After Dark Media
Merry Wives: "Amy Losi was a worthy adversary for Falstaff with her cunning portrayal of Mistress Ford." --Jen Bush, Arts Independent
Stillwater: "In a challengingly unsympathetic and unglamorous role, it’s a testament to Amy Losi’s acting ability that she gives a commanding performance even though her character Lettie-May never gets out of bed." -- Jed Ryan, Lavender After Dark Media
The Cover of Life: "Losi as Aunt Ola is marvelously complex as a matriarch who, having already raised a family of boys, now is told she must lead a family of girls while her husband lays dying. She has 46 years of emotions that she has almost never shared, and you can see her boiling, even when she is smiling over homemade cornbread." --StageBuddy
Family Matters: "Losi showed true command of the stage by creating layers of tension and bitterness, unearthing each at prime moments, just like desserts, "unplated." --Amy Frateo, Outerstage