A bit about Jocelyn
Jocelyn is an actor/creator. Hailed as "one of the queens of the downtown irregulars," she has performed in a wide array of NYC stage productions. She has also appeared on television, in film, and in audio fiction podcasts. Most recently, Jocelyn appeared in the Telly Award winning short, -∞(The Bad Infinity), which she co-produced — the first film to adapt the works of the legendary playwright, Mac Wellman. Additionally, she played a supporting role in the original podcast series, I Think You're Projecting, awarded Audible's "Best of the Year," directed by Peabody Award winner, Jenny Turner Hall. Jocelyn is the creator of A Simple Herstory, a Webby Award honored and Telly Award winning multi-platform podcast series. The series features a slew of stage luminaries, including Tony Award winner Kara Young, Lucille Lortel nominee Florencia Lozano, Tony Award nominee Daphne Rubin-Vega, among many more. She is also a founder and the actor-in-residence of the Drama Desk Award nominated & Lucille Lortel Award winning immersive theater company, Woodshed Collective. Along with her colleagues at Woodshed, she is one of the original conceivers of Broadway's groundbreaking, Tony Award nominated KPOP.