A little about me...

Laura is a native New Yorker currently living in Cleveland. Her most recent stage performance was in "Describe the Night" as Yevgenia, nominated the best show of 2022 by the Cleveland Critics' Circle award. She plays the role of Grace Hanna in the soon to be released movie "Lost and Found In Cleveland" and will perform in a new play by Rachel Zake about Ruth Bader Ginsberg this Spring. She is devoted to her work as an end of life doula when she's not crossing the boards

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They attempt to keep up appearances. No one does this with more piercing intention than Laura Perrotta as Mrs. van Daan. A formerly glamorous woman...Perrotta stalks the stage like a caged panther spoiling for a fight

Andrea Simakis, The Plain Dealer

As Yevgenia, Perrotta is a fascinatingly indomitable creature...with a fondness for play acting and leech soup. Perrotta makes Yevgenia irresistible and eventually heartbreaking

Christine Howey, The Cleveland Scene

The return of Macbeth occasions a sexually charged interlude with Lady M,(Laura Perrotta unhinged,)... Spot-on Shakespeare for the new Hanna

Tony Brown, The Plain Dealer

Ravishing in Yetman's gown, pajamas and suit, she daintily devours everything in her path, a roaring beast with manners.

Tony Brown, The Plain Dealer

Lynn Allison and Laura Perrotta have a special chemistry apart from their diabolical concoctions. Sweetly supportive of each other, they wield their index fingers like punji sticks in the direction of anyone who tries to stop them.

Christine Howey, the Cleveland Scene

This rendition of Shakespeare's classic featured Andrew May and Laura Perrotta in superb portrayals of the id-driven Petruchio and spitfire Kate.

Christine Howey, The Cleveland Scene

They attempt to keep up appearances. No one does this with more piercing intention than Laura Perrotta as Mrs. van Daan. A formerly glamorous woman...Perrotta stalks the stage like a caged panther spoiling for a fight

Andrea Simakis, The Plain Dealer