Winnie Stack
Actress & Comedian
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"Please hire her." -mom
Winnie Stack is a New York and Los Angeles based actress and writer. She was a member of the Upright Citizens Brigade Maude team “Peaches” and the inaugural Second City New York's team "NYCO" where she performed "The Best of the Second City" sketches every week and understudied for the Mainstage. After Winnie's sketch group "One Bad Egg" performed a sold out run in The San Fransisco Sketch Fest, the team brought the show to LA for a sold out performance at The Elysian Theatre. Currently, Winnie performs her solo comedy show “@Jenna” across NY and LA theatre venues (Second City NY, UCBYNY, The Elysian, Caveat, Lyric Hyperion, The Zephyr). The show features original journal entries about how the character “Pam” from “The Office” was Winnie’s gay awakening at age 11. "@Jenna" received rave reviews in The Brooklyn Daily Eagle and was featured in TimeOut Magazine. You can catch Winnie performing sketch and improv regularly at The Second City NY, The Brooklyn Comedy Collective, Upright Citizens Brigade NY, and Caveat Theatre.
"A vulnerable story told with verve and imagination by one of Brooklyn's quickly ascending young comic actresses."
-The Brooklyn Daily Eagle
@Jenna
In 2021, Winnie performed on the live podcast "Mortified" at The Bell House in Brooklyn. She re-read journal entries from her adolescence that hilariously detailed how the actress Jenna Fischer (Pam from "The Office") was her gay awakening at age 11. After the success of that podcast performance, she developed an 80 minute solo comedic play about her journey of self discovery, all mapped out through eleven journals from her past. The play has been performed in Los Angeles and New York, and invites viewers to reminise upon their first loves. "@Jenna" will be performed in August in Los Angeles...more details to come!
Want to hire "@Jenna?"
The play has been performed in 30, 60 and 80 minute versions as an opening act and at high schools. If you're interested in having the play performed as a part of your show or program drop me an email! I'd be thrilled to read some embarrassing journal entries to your audience.
