Colette Kilroy is a talented actress celebrated for her diverse roles across film, television, and theatre. She gained recognition in notable films such as *David & Fatima*, *Masculine Timing*, *Me and You and Everyone We Know*, and *The Ice Storm*. Her impressive filmography also includes appearances in *Finding Amanda* and *Matchbox Circus Train*.
On television, Kilroy portrayed Ellen Behar in the NBC series *Profiler*, showcasing her ability to captivate audiences on the small screen.
Kilroy's theatrical career is equally distinguished, marked by her Broadway debut in *Eastern Standard* at the John Golden Theatre, where she played the dual role of Ellen and Phoebe Kidde. She has made significant contributions to Off-Broadway productions, including her performance as Fayle in *Neddy* at the American Place Theatre. Regionally, her stage credits are extensive, featuring roles such as Marion in *Absurd Person Singular*, Annie Cannon in *Silent Sky*, and Corine in *The Triumph of Love*. Additionally, she has portrayed Geraldine Bernst/Arlene Terry in *Night and Her Stars* at South Coast Repertory, Maureen Kincaid in *A Texas Trilogy: The Oldest Living Graduate*, and Stella in *The Scene* at the Ensemble Theatre, among other notable performances.
Colette Kilroy's rich and varied career reflects her versatility and dedication to the performing arts.
On television, Kilroy portrayed Ellen Behar in the NBC series *Profiler*, showcasing her ability to captivate audiences on the small screen.
Kilroy's theatrical career is equally distinguished, marked by her Broadway debut in *Eastern Standard* at the John Golden Theatre, where she played the dual role of Ellen and Phoebe Kidde. She has made significant contributions to Off-Broadway productions, including her performance as Fayle in *Neddy* at the American Place Theatre. Regionally, her stage credits are extensive, featuring roles such as Marion in *Absurd Person Singular*, Annie Cannon in *Silent Sky*, and Corine in *The Triumph of Love*. Additionally, she has portrayed Geraldine Bernst/Arlene Terry in *Night and Her Stars* at South Coast Repertory, Maureen Kincaid in *A Texas Trilogy: The Oldest Living Graduate*, and Stella in *The Scene* at the Ensemble Theatre, among other notable performances.
Colette Kilroy's rich and varied career reflects her versatility and dedication to the performing arts.
