Sharon Gardner

Sharon Gardner, hailing from Arlington, Virginia, was always a spirited child with a plethora of interests. Growing up alongside her twin sister and younger brother, she found joy in climbing trees, cycling, singing in her school choir, and spinning vinyl on her cherished turntable. Her vivid imagination and passion for storytelling propelled her toward a career in acting, allowing her to inhabit diverse characters and their intricate worlds.

Sharon has made notable appearances across various television series, showcasing her versatility. She played a supportive and commanding physical therapist alongside Rocky Carroll in "NCIS," appeared as a witty spouse in "Modern Family," and took on the role of a discerning fashion buyer in "The Bold and the Beautiful." Additionally, her portrayal of a driven tech CEO in "Cost of Capital" highlighted her range in dramatic roles. Sharon's other significant performances include a closeted social worker in the gritty pilot "Shrader House," a former Senate staffer in "Range Junkies," and a recovering addict in the thriller series "Crackerjack."

On the stage front in Los Angeles, she delivered powerful performances as Becca in the Malibu Stage Company's "Rabbit Hole" alongside Oscar-nominee Katharine Ross and as Medea in the workshop of "American Medea." Her work with City Garage earned her multiple nominations, including for "Best Performance" in Heiner Muller’s "Quartet." A founding member of the Chekhov Theatre Ensemble, Sharon also dedicated her time as a teaching artist in New York City's public schools. Now residing in Los Angeles, she balances her successful career with her role as a devoted mother to two children.