Michelle Kruseic

Michelle Krusiec is a talented American actress, writer, and producer whose career spans television, film, and theater. She first gained recognition as a globe-trotting travel reporter for the Discovery Channel series “Travelers,” where her adventurous spirit took her to over 50 locations worldwide. Her early television roles included memorable performances in popular series such as “Star Trek: Deep Space Nine,” where she portrayed the character Molly O’Brien, and the NBC sitcom “One World.” Krusiec’s versatility shone through in her recurring roles on acclaimed shows like “Fringe” and “Community,” showcasing her ability to engage audiences across various genres.

In film, Krusiec made a significant impact with her performance in the independent film “Saving Face,” earning a Best Actress nomination at the Golden Horse Film Festival. Her portrayal of Wilhelmina Pang, a Chinese American surgeon navigating complex personal relationships, highlighted her depth as an actress. She has also appeared in notable films such as “What Happens in Vegas” and “Dumb and Dumberer,” further establishing her presence in the industry.

Krusiec’s contributions to theater are equally impressive. She wrote, directed, and starred in the one-woman show “Made in Taiwan,” which premiered in Los Angeles and New York, demonstrating her multifaceted talent. Additionally, her role in David Henry Hwang’s play “Chinglish” showcased her ability to captivate audiences on stage, touring prestigious venues and festivals.

Most recently, Krusiec starred in Ryan Murphy’s Netflix series “Hollywood” as Anna May Wong, further solidifying her status as a prominent figure in contemporary entertainment. With a rich and diverse body of work, Michelle Krusiec continues to inspire and entertain audiences, proving her dedication and passion for the arts.