Arielle Goldman
Arielle Goldman
MFA in Acting, NYU Tisch · BFA in Acting, The University of Michigan
She/Her
AEA, SAG-AFTRA
Arielle Goldman is an actress, writer and filmmaker. Her most recent theater credits include Let’s Call Her Patty (Lincoln Center Theater, world premiere) alongside Rhea Perlman and Leslie Kritzer; Michael Walek’s The Bookstore (New Jersey Repertory Company, world premiere); The Pianist, adapted by Emily Mann (George Street Playhouse, world premiere); Sarah Treem’s The How and the Why (New York premiere), directed by Austin Pendleton; Alejandra Ramos Riera’s The Embrace Plays (Pregones/PRTT); Let’s Get Ready Together, directed by Lily Riopelle; Samuel D. Hunter’s Lewiston(Long Wharf Theatre, world premiere); The Long Christmas Dinner, directed by Jonathan Rosenberg (Lincoln Center, with the American Symphony Orchestra); and The Romeo and Juliet Project (Chautauqua Theater Company), directed by Vivienne Benesch.
Arielle’s most recent short film, Kiss My Ass, a pro-abortion intergenerational ghost story, won the Team Choice Award at the 2023 Through Women’s Eyes International Film Festival and screened at Bushwick Film Festival, the Philadelphia Jewish Film Festival and the Boston Jewish Film Festival. Her first short film, Day One, was featured in The Future of Film is Female, Nitehawk Shorts Festival, New York Lift-Off Festival and NoBudge. She leads the film Consider the Lilies, directed by Cristina Spina (Best Short, Rome Film Festival), and Sarah Baskin’s upcoming short I Want to Go to Moscow. Previous television credits include Genevieve Everidge in The Knick (Cinemax), directed by Steven Soderbergh; Fishkill, directed by Bob Balaban; and recurring as Eliana on The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel (Amazon).
Arielle is a proud alum of The Colbert Report internship program. She also paints and illustrates with watercolor. www.ariellegoldman.com
