Ursula's life story commences in the culturally rich and diverse city of Los Angeles, California, where she would ultimately embark on a journey of academic excellence, culminating in the attainment of a Bachelor of Arts degree in American Literature, accompanied by a minor in Film/TV, from the esteemed University of Southern California, a prestigious institution renowned for its academic rigor and esteemed faculty.
Ursula's remarkable versatility as a multifaceted individual was exemplified through her exploration of diverse creative avenues, including the world of stand-up comedy. For several years, she honed her craft by writing and performing her own unique brand of humor.
Ursula's professional journey has been deeply rooted in a trifecta of artistic disciplines, boasting a robust foundation in dance, acting, and writing. This multifaceted skillset has ultimately led to her directorial debut, a comedic short film titled "Boob Jobs & Jesus". This cinematic endeavour is an adaptation of her original feature-length script, which was initially conceived as a one-act play.
Ursula's illustrious theatre acting career has been marked by a plethora of performances as a valued member of Theatre Neo in Los Angeles, showcasing her impressive range by taking on a diverse array of roles in numerous productions. These have included the critically acclaimed plays "Your Mother's Butt" by the renowned playwright Alan Ball, "Big Mistake" by the accomplished writer Theresa Rebeck, and "Coming Attractions" by the talented Ted Tally, as well as her own original one-act play, "Boob Jobs & Jesus". This impressive resume was further augmented by her opportunity to perform in the esteemed Thomas Babe's "Taken in Marriage", a production expertly directed by the highly acclaimed and Emmy Award-winning actress Dorothy Lyman.
