Would you like to know how that feels?
Here’s a pic of me in my “uniform” from the set of Glass Chin, an independent feature written and directed by Noah Buschel. I played a waitress in a run-down diner, and I got to do a scene with Corey Stoll and Marin Ireland, who are both super nice and super talented. (You may recognize Marin from Homeland, and you may remember Mr. Stoll’s excellent Hemingway in Woody Allen’s Midnight in Paris.)
“Olivia Killingsworth exhibits pinball-like energy and vocal imagination in Michael Bernstein’s solo piece Robot Girl.”
— Ethan Kanfer, Show Business Weekly
“Olivia Killingsworth is a frightening dynamo in the name of art.”
— Karen D’Onofrio, Electronic Link Journal
“…’Robot Girl,’ a brisk post-apocalyptic monologue performed with hip-hop intensity and vernacular by Olivia Killingsworth.”
— Mitch Montgomery, Backstage
“Olivia Killingsworth and Lena Gwendolyn Hill skillfully alternate as brash boys and girly girls.”
Los Angeles Times
(Review, The Very Persistent Gappers of Frip)
“So, eight times every day, the children of Frip (the talented Olivia Killingsworth and Lena Gwendolyn Hill) and Capable (the lovely and charming Jamey Hood) pluck the gappers from the goats and toss them into the sea.”
The Hollywood Reporter
(Review, The Very Persistent Gappers of Frip)