Jessica Brynn Cohen

Jessica Brynn Cohen, originally from New York City, relocated to Austin, Texas at the young age of seven. It was in Austin that she made her theatrical debut as a Munchkin in the beloved production of "The Wizard of Oz," igniting a passion for performance that would shape her career. Over the years, she has graced the stage in a variety of musicals and dramatic works, showcasing her versatile talent.

In addition to her acting prowess, Cohen is an accomplished musician; she not only sings but also plays both the piano and ukulele, and is actively writing her own original songs. Her musical journey includes a remarkable highlight—sharing the stage with renowned tenor Andrea Bocelli at the prestigious Dolby Theatre. Furthermore, she had the privilege of performing the National Anthem at a Round Rock Express baseball game, demonstrating her ability to captivate audiences.

Cohen has also ventured into film, appearing in numerous short films and completing her first feature, "Apollo 10½: A Space Age Childhood," directed by the acclaimed Richard Linklater. As she continues to develop her artistry, Jessica Brynn Cohen remains a dynamic presence in the performing arts, blending her talents in acting and music to create memorable experiences for her audiences.