Jackie Scholl

Jackie Scholl is an actor and collaborator who brings a deeply grounded presence and a boundless imagination to her work. Splitting her time between New York City and the Greater Boston Area, she recently made her debut in Ghosts at the renowned Gamm Theatre.

"The Gamm pulled out all the stops in this incredible production…stunning acting from all five of the actors who helped make Ghosts one of the most memorable performances you may ever see." — Broadway World

A familiar face on the regional stage, Jackie’s professional credits include Leopoldstadt, The Sacristy, and the Aunt Jo Workshop at The Huntington, as well as Circle Mirror Transformation with Harbor Stage Company. She has also brought beloved stories to life at Wheelock Family Theatre in productions like Stuart Little, Akeelah and the Bee, A Year with Frog and Toad, and Pinocchio.

Jackie built her foundation with a BFA in Acting from the Sands College of Performing Arts at Pace University in Manhattan, supplemented by classical training at the British American Drama Academy (BADA). While at university, her versatility shone through a diverse range of roles in productions including The Wolves, Urinetown, Much Ado About Nothing, The Last Days of Judas Iscariot, and in the role of “Banksy” in Banksy (directed by tony nominee, Denis Jones).

Her passion for performance began at just three years old in Orlando, Florida, making up elaborate stories with her two older sisters. Today, when she is not in the rehearsal room, you can find Jackie writing new stories, begging someone to play an improv game, exploring the woods with her dog, or painting something beautifully bizarre.