Lily Rabe is a celebrated American actress renowned for her versatile performances across stage and screen. She made her professional debut in 2001 alongside her mother in the film “Never Again,” showcasing her talent early on. Rabe’s stage career flourished with her Broadway debut in the revival of “Steel Magnolias,” where her portrayal earned her a Drama Desk Award nomination. Her role as Portia in the acclaimed production of “The Merchant of Venice” further solidified her reputation, garnering a Tony Award nomination and praise for her compelling performance alongside Al Pacino.

Rabe’s television career took off with her groundbreaking role as Nora Montgomery in the FX anthology series “American Horror Story.” Her ability to embody diverse characters, from a nun to a witch, has made her a standout in the series, earning her critical acclaim and a Critics’ Choice Television Award nomination. Rabe’s commitment to her craft is evident in her recurring roles throughout the show’s multiple seasons, where she has become one of the few actors to appear in all six initial seasons.

In addition to her television success, Rabe has made significant contributions to film, with notable performances in “All Good Things,” “Pawn Sacrifice,” and “The Tender Bar.” Her filmography reflects her range and dedication to storytelling, allowing her to connect with audiences on various platforms.

Rabe’s stage work continues to impress, with recent performances in productions like “As You Like It” and her return to “American Horror Story” in its tenth season. Her dynamic presence and ability to captivate audiences make Lily Rabe a prominent figure in contemporary theater and film.