Biography
Jacqueline Harper is a Texas-born, UK-based award-winning actor, voiceover artist, and director.
As an actress, she excels in making bold, extreme choices seem natural, and adding refined subtleties to extreme characters. For years, directors have championed her ability to bring truth, masterful comic timing, and precise physicality to any role. Jacqueline's greatest strength is versatility, with a rogues gallery ranging from campy, Old-Hollywood vixens, to feral, misshapen Shakespearean creatures, to posh, uptight, acerbic socialites/sociopaths, to down-to-earth, sarcastic millennials. Most notably, she has done productions with Actor's Equity Association and performed at the Edinburgh International Fringe Festival.
Jacqueline trained at Yale School of Drama's Summer Conservatory for Actors before graduating with a BA in Theatre: Acting from St Edward's University in Austin, Texas. After college, she moved to NYC, where she trained in long-form improv and stick-and-rod puppetry. Combining both skill, she co-founded the adorable and award-winning puppetry improv group, Team Lopez. She also trained in Taekwondo, earning up to a blue belt.
Then, after accidentally falling in love with a Brit at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival (oops!), she relocated to the UK. For the past decade, she's called Sussex home and proudly holds dual citizenship (US/UK). She and her husband have two adorable rescue dogs: Maggie and Mango.
