Jazmyn Richardson, a trailblazing talent in the realm of entertainment, made a resounding entrance with her remarkable performance as Sugar Jones in the 2017 critically acclaimed coming-of-age comedy, "The Outcasts". This cinematic masterpiece masterfully weaves the poignant tale of two inseparable friends, Jodi and Mindy, who join forces to unite the marginalized and ostracized students of their school, and in a bold act of defiance, challenge the dominant and oppressive "Queen B", who has long held sway over the social hierarchy.
Born in Prince George's County, Maryland, Jazmyn Richardson was fortunate to have a profound fondness for the arts instilled within her from a young age. This multifaceted individual demonstrated exceptional prowess as a poet, musician, and dancer, ultimately deciding to dedicate her professional pursuits to the captivating world of acting.
Following her graduation from the esteemed Center for Performing Arts at Suitland High School in 2009, Jazmyn was honored to receive an acceptance letter from the renowned New York University's Tisch School of the Arts. Under the guidance of the prestigious Atlantic Theatre Company, Jazmyn refined her craft, ultimately earning a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Theatre from this esteemed institution.
A talented individual, Jazmyn has had a profound impact on the television industry, boasting an impressive resume that showcases her remarkable acting abilities. Her extensive experience has led to her securing principal roles on prominent networks, including the highly acclaimed NBC series Law and Order: SVU and the critically acclaimed Showtime comedy-drama Happyish.
