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Jackie Scholl

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Jackie Scholl

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Other Creations!

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Other Creations!

Performance Gallery

Ghosts at the Gamm Theatre. Photo by Cat Laine.

Circle Mirror Transformation at Harbor Stage Company. Photos by Justine Lahue.

Corrine Louie Photography

Leopoldstadt at The Huntington. Photo by Liza Voll.

Hannah Scholl Photography

Ghosts at the Gamm Theatre. Photo by Cat Laine.

Ghosts at the Gamm Theatre. Photo by Cat Laine.

Loyalty Or Liberty. Costume by David T. Howard.

Circle Mirror Transformation at Harbor Stage Company. Photos by Justine Lahue.

Kyle Vincent Groff Photography

Circle Mirror Transformation at Harbor Stage Company. Photos by Justine Lahue.

Corrine Louie Photography

Kyle Vincent Groff Photography

Kyle Vincent Groff Photography

Curtis and Cort Photography

Kyle Vincent Groff Photography

Hannah Scholl Photography

Self Portrait

Kyle Vincent Groff Photography

Hannah Scholl Photography

Kyle Vincent Groff Photography

Hannah Scholl Photography

Self Portrait

Curtis and Cort Photography

Hannah Scholl Photography

Hannah Scholl Photography

"Almost Midnight"

Curtis and Cort Photography

Jonathan Morrey Photography

Curtis and Cort Photography

Self Portrait

Hannah Scholl Photography

Jonathan Morrey Photography

Press & Reviews

Praised for her 'pitch-perfect' and 'delightful' performances, Jackie Scholl brings a deeply grounded presence and vibrant energy to the regional stage.

GHOSTS | The Gamm Theatre

Directed by Tony Estrella

"We learn, among other things, that his father was a lecherous, diseased, and violent drunk who sired at least one illegitimate child, Regina (a delightful Jacqueline Scholl), who works as the family maid." — The Boston Globe

"Jackie Scholl supplies an unusually feisty Regina — she adds plenty of zing when the maid (who is angling for Oswald) gets the opportunity to tell Mrs. Alving what she thinks about her and her delusions of nurturing." — The Arts Fuse

"Regina (beautifully played by newcomer Jackie Scholl)..." — Warwick Post

"When the play opens, we meet the housemaid, Regina Engstrand (Jacqueline Scholl is charming) who is bustling about in her constricting, aproned uniform, duster in hand." — The Westerly Sun

"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." — BroadwayWorld

CIRCLE MIRROR TRANSFORMATION | Harbor Stage Company

Directed by Robert Kropf

"The teenage student in the class, Lauren, played pitch-perfectly by Jackie Scholl, recognizes this and openly complains about it... The exception is Jackie Scholl’s Lauren, whose alienated teenage glumness takes a wonderful turn at the end of the play in a speech that makes the entire theatrical experience whole. Her “transformation,” per the title, is most complete." — Provincetown Magazine

"It’s a testament to the performers in this ensemble piece—Robert Kropf as Schultz, Jackie Sholl as Lauren, Winslow Corbett as Theresa, D’Arcy Dersham as the instructor, Marty, and Robin Bloodworth as her husband James—but also to writer Annie Baker, who has managed to draw us in and keep us there without the usual paint-by-numbers narrative structure we’re used to." — Provincetown Magazine

"There is magic in every Harbor Stage Company production, and Circle Mirror Transformation is no exception: the audience feels it understands and is part of the story... It’s theatre at its finest: engrossing, empathetic and—yes—magical.[— PTownie

LEOPOLDSTADT | The Huntington

Directed by Carey Perloff

"History’s horror invades a family’s home in ‘Leopoldstadt’ Tom Stoppard’s Tony Award-winning play, now at the Huntington Theatre.— Boston Globe