Zina Ellis

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A small-town Illinois native, Zina Ellis has been described as "very Midwestern," and she fully embraces that identity. She got her first taste of life on the wicked stage in her preschool production of The Nutcracker and has been performing ever since. She recently graduated with a degree in ...
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A small-town Illinois native, Zina Ellis has been described as "very Midwestern," and she fully embraces that identity. She got her first taste of life on the wicked stage in her preschool production of The Nutcracker and has been performing ever since. She recently graduated with a degree in Theater Studies from Yale University, where, in addition to acting in on-campus productions, she was heavily involved in a cappella and sketch comedy, and dabbled in aerial arts. When not performing, Zina enjoys cooking, reading, crafting, and spending way too much time on the internet. Follow her on Instagram, Facebook, or Youtube to get to know her better!Zina Ellis News

by Stephi Wild - Mar 30, 2022
The Fine Arts Center Theatre Company is proud to present “The Legend of Georgia McBride,” by Tony Award-winning playwright Matthew Lopez on stage April 21–May 15, 2022; directed by Marisa D. Hebert.

by Stephi Wild - May 22, 2021
This unique event invited audience members to walk through the Crabapple Grove in Riverside Park guided by an ensemble of artists, and choose from a selection of original flash-fiction short stories penned by 15 theater writers.

by Chloe Rabinowitz - May 12, 2021
Prospect Theater Company has announced its first in-person, live arts program of 2021: TREE TALES. This unique event invites audience members to walk through the Crabapple Grove in Riverside Park guided by an ensemble of artists, and interact with original flash-fiction short stories penned by 15 theater writers.

by Chloe Rabinowitz - Apr 20, 2021
The 24 Hour Plays: Viral Monologues will return tonight with an all new series of unforgettable monologues. Thirteen actors have been paired with thirteen writers, who have crafted unique pieces especially for their actors. From 6 PM until 10 PM, new monologues will be published every 15 minutes.

by Stephi Wild - Oct 7, 2020
TigerBear Productions presents Playing at the Intersection of Pride & Joy: 6 new short plays by emerging voices benefiting 6 nonprofits in need.

by Nicole Rosky - Apr 16, 2020
Today (April 16) in live streaming: Ben Cameron counts down duets, National Theatre streams Treasure Island, Jessie Mueller visits Stars in the House and so much more!

by Stephi Wild - Oct 31, 2019
Following an initial reading presentation in March 2018, Luna and the Gold River Docks, a musical by Eric Dietz inspired by the documentary The Whale by Michael Parfit and Suzanne Chisholm, will present two developmental reading presentations on Tuesday, November 5 at 11:30am and Wednesday, November 6 at 11am, by invitation only.

by Julie Musbach - May 10, 2019
A recipient of DCA's inaugural CreateNYC Disability Forward Fund, IRT Theater will present six work in progress presentations of the new musical, Stepchild. This fully accessible piece is a radical retelling of Cinderella, seen through the eyes of a young Deaf woman coming of age in a kingdom violently intolerant of difference. All presentations will take place at IRT's Greenwich Village home from May 29- June 2, 2019.

by Sally Henry - Apr 6, 2019
'Impossible things are happening every day,' or at least they are for Zina Ellis.

by Natasha Ashley - Feb 14, 2019
No doubt you will see tiaras, beautiful ball gowns, slippers made of glass, pumpkins, a Prince, and a clock striking midnight in the current touring production of Rodgers & Hammerstein's Cinderella. Yes, the modern production keeps all those familiar things from the fairytale and the original 1957 musical starring Julie Andrews intact. However, this production - like the most recent Broadway revival on which it is based - features a new book by Douglas Carter Beane (2013 adaptation). He gives the audience new characters and a more sympathetic stepsister. He also provides the Prince with a story/personality and grants Cinderella the power to decide her own destiny. Put succinctly, there are many socio-political undertones within the story and the characters that inhabit it.