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Laura Marie Breckenridge is an
American actress and dancer who grew up in Flourtown, Pennsylvania. Before
establishing her career on screen and stage, she trained extensively in dance
with prestigious institutions including the School of American Ballet in New
York City, the Royal Ballet in London, and The Rock School for Dance Education.
As a young girl, she set a milestone by becoming the youngest performer ever to
portray Marie in the annual production of The Nutcracker at the Academy of
Music.
Transitioning into acting as a teenager, she secured early television and film
credits before landing a role on Broadway in a 2002 revival of Arthur Miller's
The Crucible. She later balanced her education at Princeton University with
professional projects, eventually graduating with a degree in Classics. Her
breakout television role came when she starred as college student Rose Sorelli
in nineteen episodes of The WB drama series Related.
Over the years, she has built an impressive portfolio across film and
television. Her notable film credits include independent and feature projects
such as Southern Belles, Loving Annabelle, and Amusement. Additionally, she has
made guest and recurring appearances on numerous popular prime-time network
shows, including Gossip Girl, CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, and Grey's
Anatomy. |
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