Actor. Director.
Devising Artist.
about me.
Kristin McCalley is an artist from Nashville, TN currently based in New York City. An actor, producer, director, and devising artist- Kristin is passionate about the power of empathetic storytelling to change hearts and minds. A rare and elusive type A artist, Kristin is creativity meets structure. She has produced multiple professional theatre productions as well as web designs, marketing campaigns, and branding efforts. She is an alum of Belmont University and has worked with companies such as Nashville Children’s Theatre, Ingram New Works Festival, Blackbird Theatre, Playhouse Nashville, Actor’s Bridge, Spaghetti Theatre, and Verge.
about me.
Kristin McCalley is an actor, director, producer and devising-artist, with over a decade of experience in both Nashville, New York City, and most recently, the Catskills. McCalley holds a BFA in Theatre from Belmont University and has worked with companies such as Nashville Children’s Theatre, Blackbird Theatre, Playhouse Nashville, Actor’s Bridge, Spaghetti Theatre, The Verge, and her own production company, The Party.
McCalley’s deft directorial hand is beautifully realized throughout the play, guiding her quartet of actors to greater effect throughout and crafting a production that will leave audiences talking about it for months to come. Heretofore known for her impressive acting resume, McCalley firmly establishes herself as a director of note with Ironbound.
Jeff Ellis
Kristin McCalley is just as strong as Susan, working each caustic line to perfection. And she executes Claire Roberts’ cheeky choreography with gleeful abandon.
AMY STUMPFL
Fossee and McCalley are stunning as the two teens. Both are only a few years older than the characters they play, but that doesn’t mean they have an easy job fashioning these roles; it takes an artistic maturity rarely seen in actors of any age to make their flesh-and-blood portraits so real. These two don’t “comment” on their characters as more than a few actors do; they present them in their entirety for us to access and assess.
Evans Donnel
McCalley’s performance as Lydia is ethereal, somehow managing to be both romantic and level-headed at the same time, providing a character who is at once no-nonsense yet utterly sympathetic.
Jef Ellis
…the most talked about production of 2018 to date…Big Love is, without danger of fulsome exaggeration, one of the most provocative shows you’re likely to see this year in Nashville.”
Jeff Ellis
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