Tommy Dorfman
Biography
Tommy Dorfman is an actress, writer, director, and producer. She most recently directed her first feature film, I Wish You All The Best, starring Corey Fogelmanis, Alexandra Daddario, Cole Sprouse, and Lena Dunham. The highly anticipated debut feature premiered at SXSW in March to rave reviews and will be in theaters in 2025. After graduating Fordham University in 2015, Tommy booked her first role on the hit Netflix series, “13 Reasons Why,” for which she received critical acclaim. Tommy has since gone out on to act across different mediums, last on the stage in 2019 Off-Broadway production of Daddy by Jeremy O. Harris, for. Danya Taymour. She lives in New York City. Her memoir Maybe This Will Save Me will be published in June 2025 by Hanover Square Press.
Credits
Romeo + Juliet
Past Shows
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Taheen Modak trained at Bristol Old Vic Theatre School. Last year, Taheen starred in Pygmalion at the Old Vic for which he was nominated for the Ian Charleson Award. Previously he featured in Hamlet at the Bristol Old Vic as Laertes/Rosencratz and appeared as Harry in The Taxidermist’s Daughter at the Chichester Festival Theatre. On screen, Taheen recently wrapped a regular role in “The Hardacres” for Channel 5. Taheen also lead in “The Bay” for ITV opposite Morven Christie and can be seen playing the lead role of ‘Jay’ in hit Sky comedy “Two Weeks To Live” with Maisie Williams and Sian Clifford. His other credits include the lead in BFI short film Doggerland and The American Clock at London’s Old Vic Theatre.
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