Isabell Monk is a multi-talented artist who has made a significant impact on the world of theatre and beyond. Her impressive resume includes numerous stage performances, showcasing her remarkable range and versatility.
On Broadway, she has appeared in notable productions such as "Execution of Justice" and "The Gospel at Colonus". Her work with Mabou Mines has been equally impressive, with standout roles in "The Warrior Ant" and "King Lear", where she portrayed the iconic character of Gloucester.
In addition to her Broadway and Off-Broadway credits, Monk has also performed at esteemed institutions such as the New York Shakespeare Festival, Arena Stage, American Repertory Theatre, The Kennedy Center, Actors Theatre of Louisville, and the Mixed Blood Theatre. Her European tour with "The Gospel at Colonus" was a major highlight, and she has also taken the stage at Carnegie Hall.
Monk's impressive list of credits doesn't stop there. She has also worked with The Children's Theatre Company, starring in productions such as "A Very Old Man with Enormous Wings". Her work has been recognized with numerous prestigious honors, including the McKnight Fellow, Fox Fellow, Obie Award, Helen Hayes Award Nominee, Drama Desk Award, and Parent's Choice Honor for Family.
Aside from her successful acting career, Monk is also a talented author. She has penned several children's books, including "Hope" and "Family", which have been published by Carolrhoda Books. Monk is also dedicated to giving back to her community, participating in public school residency programs and teacher training initiatives such as "Creative Storytelling", "Neighborhood Bridge" at The Children's Theatre Company, and "Book Buddies" at the Guthrie.
Throughout her career, Isabell Monk has consistently demonstrated her passion for storytelling and her commitment to using her talents to make a positive impact on the world.
