At this point you’ve seen my name plastered all over this website, but I might as well say it again—Hi, I’m Paloma and I’m a New York based actor, songwriter, mover, storyteller, theatre maker…you get the gist. All in all, I just feel very lucky to be able to what I do.

In May of 2025 I graduated from NYU Tisch with a BFA in Drama, training at The Lee Strasberg Institute, The Atlantic Acting School, The Meisner Studio, and The International Theatre Workshop in Amsterdam. While at NYU, I completed the two-year core acting program at The William Esper Studio under the supervision of Karen Chamberlain. Before moving to New York, I trained at both The Royal Academy of Dramatic Art (RADA) and The London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art (LAMDA) in both contemporary and Shakespearean work— experiences that profoundly impacted my work as an artist.

Since living in the city, I’ve had the joy of performing in multiple productions—Viola in Twelfth Night (NYU), Lorraine in The Office plays (NYU), Tosh in Scenes with Girls (NYU), and Cindy in Fefu and Her Friends with the Broadstreet Players. One of my favorite performance experiences so far has been the opportunity of playing Jude in the U.S. premiere of Jordan Tannahill’s Is My Microphone On? off-Broadway at The Center at West Park, working alongside Marc Ruffalo and Nick Browne.