Amy Lyndon

Amy Lyndon is an actress, director, and writer who began performing as a child and grew up in New Rochelle, New York. She trained at the Neighborhood Playhouse Jr. School, the London Academy of Performing Arts, and Syracuse University, then studied with Stella Adler and the Groundlings. Her film work includes Ed Gein: The Butcher of Plainfield (2007) and And They're Off (2011), and she appeared in Cursed Part 3, Chris Pratt's first film, written and directed by Rae Dawn Chong. She made more than thirty guest appearances on television, among them NCIS and Ugly Betty. In Last of the Red Hot Lovers, she took the role of Bobbi Michelle, a comic performance that earned a Marquee Comedy Award. Lyndon also wrote and directed: her screenplay Unleash My Heart won the Spirit of Moondance Award, and The Met Theatre produced her world-premiere play The Parasites. She directed and produced Award-Winning and directed the short Chloe's Choice.