Catherine Taormina is a multifaceted performer, musician, and writer who has made a name for herself in the creative industry. At a young age, she showcased her poetry skills by reading from her book "Chalkboard With A Bad Eraser" at Barnes & Noble, leaving a lasting impression on the audience.
Her work has been recognized and featured in Dr. Sharon Klayman Farber's book "When the Body is the Target: Pain, Self-Harm and Traumatic Attachment", which further solidified her reputation as a talented poet. She then shifted her focus to songwriting, penning numerous original songs and melodies for various projects, including the adapted feature film Twelfth Night by William Shakespeare, in which she also starred and produced.
Taormina's creative output doesn't stop there. She has written a 100-episode series, "Paranormal Proportions", as well as a full-length play, "Inisheer Delight". As a theater director, she has extensive experience in behind-the-scenes roles, including stagehand and stage management. When not working on creative projects, she enjoys dabbling in various hobbies such as fabric crafts, photography, film, editing, and of course, indulging in her love for chocolate.
Currently residing in Manhattan, Catherine Taormina is a proud member of SAG-AFTRA and Actor's Equity. To learn more about her work and stay updated on her latest projects, fans can visit her official website and social media links.
