Brooke M. Haney

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Brooke is a New York based actor who has worked internationally in the Phillipines and  regionally in Seattle, Boston, Orlando, and Kentucky. She has a passion for classical text and new play development. Favorite roles include: Grace in Cut the Shit with The Representatives, Nurse in Romeo and Juliet and Celia in As You Like It with Barefoot Shakes, Mary Bennet and Charlotte Lucas in Pride and Prejudice at Orlando Shakespeare Theater (where she has performed for four seasons); Hermione in Winter’s Tale with Last Leaf Productions (three seasons) ; Claire in the World Premiere of Debbie Lamedman’s Triangle Logic; Kate Percy in 1 Henry 4 at Lexington Shakespeare; and Dee Dee in the site-specific production of Third and Oak: The Laundromat at the All-Brite Laundromat in Boston. Brooke is an Adjunct Professor of Acting at Marymount Manhattan College. She is the Adaptor/Actor of Kiss Me or Cut Off My Head which was workshopped in the Phillippines, at Sarah Lawrence College, at Most Wanted Fine Arts Gallery in Pittsburgh and had it's World Premiere in NYC at Soho Photo Gallery directed by Tracy Bersley. Her play Now What? was selected by Ivy Theatre to be read as part of the "24 Hours of Women" festival in 2018. She is the Artistic Producer and Director of the Apprentice Program for Daughters of Troy. 

SAG/AFTRA, EQUITY

Haney plays Dee Dee artfully as a high-strung, naive dreamer. - The Boston Globe

This play is an actor's dream, a director's challenge and an audience's delight. ...two actresses -- Susan Bigger (Alberta) and Brooke M. Haney (Dee Dee) are perfect. - The Edge Boston

With stellar intimacy direction by Brooke M. Haney... Danny and the Deep Blue Sea transforms from a problem play to an explosive exploration of unexpected grace. - Classical NYC Reviews 

  With utter fearlessness, the cast of Bar Dykes engages the senses with near-perfect timing, emotion, and vulnerability...Brilliantly acted by Brooke M. Haney... the cast shines in a true ensemble performance - Advocate

 The cast completely commits to the tone and cadence of the text, honoring the characters’ individual truths with sparkling emotional depth. ...It’s a joy I don’t want to ever end.
- Arts Forum, Jess Barbagallo on BAR DYKES