Biography
Keila Dolle is a renaissance woman. She is an actress, filmmaker, and comedian who was raised in Los Angeles and in theater camp in upstate NY. She's best known for her roles in Airplane 2025, Brooklyn 99, Casting Couch, and We'll Never Make It.
As of 2025, Keila has made a return to the indie film scene. Be on the lookout for Airplane 2025 (opposite Tom Arnold), Demonetize (co-starring Doug Jones), and the upcoming feature film, Jolly Rotten. Jolly Rotten will be Keila’s first time producing and starring in a full-length feature, and it is a collaboration with her husband, writer/director, Joseph Rubinstein.
Keila Dolle holds a BFA from NYU's Tisch School of the Arts, where she studied at Stella Adler Studio of Acting, as well as Stonestreet Film & TV Studios. In LA, she's trained at Lesly Kahn, UCB, and The Pack Theater.
Keila has experience in improv, sketch comedy and stand up. As a stand up comedian, she has had the privilege of performing at venues such as The Ice House and The Comedy Store.
Keila became a filmmaker in 2015 with Dancing Man the Documentary, a viral charity project featured on Good Morning America, the Today Show and other international news outlets. In 2018, she wrote, directed and starred in We'll Never Make It, an award-winning comedic short film on Amazon.
In 2021, Keila was a contestant on an episode of Backyard Bar Wars on TruTV, hosted by Chis DiStefano.
Keila has appeared in web content for Smosh, Buzzfeed, Break, and Geek and Sundry. Keila produces, directs, edits and stars in a lot of her own comedic web videos - including a Jessica Jones parody, Jessica Jones: Lesser Investigations.
Keila has also worked as a freelance video editor for many companies such as Hartbeat, BuzzFeed, Good Mythical Morning, and Smosh.
Formerly known as Katy, she began using her Hebrew name, Keila (pronounced Kayla) in 2021 to reflect her Jewish heritage and connection with spirituality.
