Laura King Otazo
Welcome
Laura King Otazo is a Brooklyn based actor, originally from the Buffalo area.
She loves working on period pieces, witty comedies, and adaptations from novels. Her favorite roles are generally warm, quick-witted women with strong backbones, but she also has a real soft spot for awkward older sisters.
Apart from acting, Laura is an avid reader and library lover. She is actively working on her Spanish since she spends time in Chile yearly. She has two very beloved pets, a cat named Lydia and a dog named Megatron (who truly lives up to his name).
Laura is SAG-AFTRA eligible
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Welcome
Laura King Otazo is a Brooklyn based actor, originally from the Buffalo area.
She loves working on period pieces, witty comedies, and adaptations from novels. Her favorite roles are generally warm, quick-witted women with strong backbones, but she also has a real soft spot for awkward older sisters.
Apart from acting, Laura is an avid reader and library lover. She is actively working on her Spanish since she spends time in Chile yearly. She loves working with kids, has two very beloved pets and is really looking forward to the return of theater. Stay safe everyone!
Laura is a member of AEA & is SAG-AFTRA eligible
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In development-The Resolute with Hidden Well Theatre
This spring Laura will be portraying astronomer Maria Mitchell in Gabrielle Sinclair's new work "The Resolute," produced by Hidden Well Theatre.
More info available here
Starred as "Cora" in a new dystopian podcast, "Remainder."
Played the female lead in a new podcast directed by Matthew Rini. Details available on their site, remainderpod.com. Available now on Apple podcasts, Google podcasts, Stitcher and Spotify (check my social bar for direct link).
Shot a commercial for Lifetime Holiday
Worked with Jean Creative on a holiday commercial for Lifetime channel and its sister networks. Video available on Media/Reel page.
Staged reading of Peter Chansky's The Baby Shower
Played "Whitney" in Peter Chansky's new play, performed in Brooklyn this winter.