Margot Bingham

Margot Bingham is a dynamic American actress and singer-songwriter whose career has spanned both television and film with notable achievements. Emerging as a versatile talent, Margot first gained recognition for her role as the sultry jazz singer Daughter Maitland in HBO’s acclaimed period drama “Boardwalk Empire.” Her portrayal captivated audiences with its depth and authenticity, paving the way for subsequent roles that showcased her range.

Margot continued to impress on television screens, portraying Nina Meyer in ABC’s crime drama “The Family,” and later as Evie Garrison on the medical series “New Amsterdam,” demonstrating her ability to inhabit diverse characters with conviction.

In addition to her television credits, Margot has made notable appearances in feature films, including the 2016 comedy “Barbershop 3,” where she played a headstrong hairdresser alongside Ice Cube. Her film roles also include standout performances in “Saturday Church,” which premiered at the 2017 Tribeca Film Festival, and in “Then Came You” and “Anything,” further cementing her reputation as a versatile and sought-after actress.

Margot Bingham’s talents extend beyond acting into music, where she has showcased her soulful voice and songwriting skills. Her multifaceted career continues to evolve, promising audiences more memorable performances and contributions across various entertainment platforms.