Holly Hawkins, a talented actress from Louisiana, embarked on her illustrious career in the performing arts by initially pursuing a career as a ballet dancer. Her impressive dance background was fostered by her experience with regional and New York City-based companies. Notably, her passion for dance remains unwavering, a testament to the profound impact it has had on her life.
Born to a family of artists, Hawkins' mother, a British classical pianist, would often take the stage in children's theatre productions. It was alongside her mother that Hawkins made her debut performance at the tender age of four, marking the beginning of her journey in the world of entertainment.
Hawkins' father, a businessman, and her sister, a psychotherapist, have also played significant roles in shaping her life and career.
Academically, Hawkins attended Tulane University in New Orleans, where she honed her craft before furthering her education at the prestigious London Academy of Music and Dramatic Arts (LAMDA).
Throughout her career, Hawkins has appeared in a diverse range of roles on the New York stage, with one of her most notable performances being that of Sylvia in Allan Knee's The Man Who Was Peter Pan. This role later served as the basis for the film Finding Neverland.
In addition to her stage work, Hawkins has also acted on Los Angeles-based stages, including The Colony Theatre, The Odyssey, and A Noise Within.
In television, Hawkins has recently gained recognition for her recurring role as Dr. Angela Sturman on the popular series Revenge. In this role, she played a crucial part in deciphering the enigmatic brain fog surrounding the character Emily.
