Sierra Michelle

Sierra Michelle, a classically trained actress, recently graduated with the class of 2025 from Stanford University, where she earned a BA in Theater & Performance Studies and Communications. She graduated from the high school drama program at the University of North Carolina School of the Arts in 2020, where she trained with film and theater professionals, including Bob Krakower and Andy Paris.

In 2020, she made her feature film debut, playing Carmen in Super Hot, and her professional theater debut as Madeline in The House of the Negro Insane with the North Carolina Black Theater Repertory Company. More recently, Sierra starred in the play Freedom Summer at the 2022 National Black Theater Festival and portrayed Brutus in Stanford University's 2023 production of Julius Caesar. She has also appeared in several short films, including Stoner Girls, which recently won the Gold Award at the Hollywood Independent Filmmaker Awards & Festival in 2024.

In 2021, Sierra received the Blue Jay Scholarship from The Paige Johnston Giving Tree Foundation, recognizing her academic excellence, artistic talent, and potential in the arts.

Additionally, Sierra has been expanding her skills into the world of marketing. She currently works for Manhattan Theatre Club as the Paul A. Kaplan Marketing Trainee. In early 2025, Sierra interned with Waterwell Productions, where she managed and created content for their official Instagram account (@waterwelltheater).

In her spare time, Sierra enjoys photography, singing, screenwriting, dancing, biking, trying new recipes in the kitchen, and modeling.