Jocelyn has performed in a wide array of NYC stage productions, and is often touted as "one of the queens of the downtown irregulars" (Jeff Jones, Little Theatre). She has also appeared on television, in film, and in audio fiction podcasts.
Most recently, Jocelyn was featured in 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 also the creator of The Muse Project, dedicated to centering and spotlighting women theater actors. Her audio fiction series, A Simple Herstory, a lauded, multi-platform podcast series is produced with Muse and the Obie Award winning theater company, The Tank. Season 1 was honored (Artists of the Year) at The Tank's 2022 Gala, and the series was also profiled in Forbes. It features luminaries of the stage, including ALMA nominee Florencia Lozano, Tony nominee Kara Young, Tony nominee Kate Burton, and Tony nominee Daphne Rubin-Vega. A theatrical installation with the first season is in development; and, in collaboration with Welcome to Night Vale's Cecil Baldwin, it was featured in the Oregon Shakespeare Festival's 2022 Quills Fest — which subsequently garnered a 2023 Telly Award. Noted theater critic, David Cote, describes Herstory's first season as an "exhilarating ride."
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 Tony nominated KPOP.
Most recently, Jocelyn was featured in 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 also the creator of The Muse Project, dedicated to centering and spotlighting women theater actors. Her audio fiction series, A Simple Herstory, a lauded, multi-platform podcast series is produced with Muse and the Obie Award winning theater company, The Tank. Season 1 was honored (Artists of the Year) at The Tank's 2022 Gala, and the series was also profiled in Forbes. It features luminaries of the stage, including ALMA nominee Florencia Lozano, Tony nominee Kara Young, Tony nominee Kate Burton, and Tony nominee Daphne Rubin-Vega. A theatrical installation with the first season is in development; and, in collaboration with Welcome to Night Vale's Cecil Baldwin, it was featured in the Oregon Shakespeare Festival's 2022 Quills Fest — which subsequently garnered a 2023 Telly Award. Noted theater critic, David Cote, describes Herstory's first season as an "exhilarating ride."
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 Tony nominated KPOP.