Kristin McCalley is an actor, director, producer and devising-artist, with over a decade of experience in 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 has also worked with the Ingram New Works Festival as an actor and producer, a new play development program hosting playwrights such as Sarah Ruhl, Donald Margulies, Christopher Durang, and David Auburn. Her most recent directorial work includes the Nashville premiere of the Pulitzer prize-winning play “Ironbound” by Martyna Majok (Nashville Story Garden), “Airswimming” by Charlotte Jones (The Party), and a unique site-specific immersive production in Stamford, New York, “The Horror [is the Patriarchy]” (Mutual Aid Society). In 2018, McCalley produced an ensemble-devised production of Charles Mee’s “Big Love” (The Party), which Jeff Ellis at Broadway World called, “the most talked about production of 2018 to date. Without danger of fulsome exaggeration, one of the most provocative shows you’re likely to see this year in Nashville…” McCalley’s previous roles as an actor have included “Big Love” (Lydia), “Twilight Of The Gods” (Sarah), “Rumors” (Chris Gorman), “The Nina Variations” (Nina), “Slasher” (Hildy), “Nerve” (Susan), “Devil Sedan” (Maggie Thaxton), “Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead” (Ophelia), “Eurydice” (Eurydice), “The Outsiders” (Sandy), and many others. Her film roles have included appearances on Nashville, Local Air, Take It All the Way and Mark of Satan.

In addition to her work as a performing artist, Kristin is also an experienced social media marketing consultant and web designer, helping small businesses and artists enhance their online presence and grow their audience.