Asmeret Ghebremichael

American actress, director, and singer Asmeret Ghebremichael has built a career that stretches across stage, screen, and digital comedy, becoming one of the few performers to move fluidly between all three. Her earliest breakthrough came on stage, where her singing voice and sharp comic timing caught the attention of Broadway casting rooms and set the foundation for everything that followed.

Her profile rose significantly through work on three landmark projects: the hit musical “The Book of Mormon,” the comedy series “Submissions Only,” and the film adaptation “The Notebook.” Each credit highlighted a different facet of her craft — musical theatre command, on-camera wit, and dramatic screen presence — and together they established her as a performer with range that transcends a single medium.

Beyond performing, Ghebremichael has also stepped into directing, shaping work from behind the camera as well as in front of it. That dual perspective as artist and director has made her a valuable creative partner on productions and a distinctive voice in the American theatre and film community. With a career spanning Broadway stages, television comedy, and feature film, she continues to expand her footprint as both performer and storyteller.