Hello,
My name is Billie Wyatt. I am a New York based equity actor. I was born and raised in Fredericksburg, Virginia. My artistic goal is simple: I strive to perform important and inclusive work that celebrates life.
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Recent Projects
A Midwinter Night’s Dream at The Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey
A Midwinter Night’s Dream at The Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey, directed by Brian Crowe photos by Avery Brunkus
“That’s how swiftly Billie Wyatt skates and dances and bounds across the stage. This mischievous bundle of gleeful abandon really should be named Blur. A five-year STNJ veteran (The Rose Tattoo, The Metromaniacs, A Child’s Christmas in Wales), Wyatt lights up every scene she is in.”
“Wyatt’s Puck, though, is exuberant, mischievous, and just right.”
A Midsummer Night’s Dream at The Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey, directed by Brian Crowe, photos by Avery Brunkus
“Billie Wyatt’s Puck is a bouncing ball of giddy mischief.”
The Tempest at Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival
The Tempest directed by Jason King Jones at The Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival photo by Kylie Schultz
“Billie Wyatt as Miranda represents innocence personified. She brings a wonderful ingenue quality to the role.”
The Rose Tattoo at The Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey
“Wyatt has perhaps the hardest task, since the 12-year-old Rosa is still, really, a child, chasing lightning bugs around the property, and the 15-year-old Rosa has grown up a lot in three years and is eager to embark on her first serious romantic relationship; Wyatt basically has to play two different people, and does so convincingly. ”
The Rose Tattoo directed by Bonnie J. Monte at The Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey photo by, Sarah Haley
“Billie Wyatt, who has risen to be one of the company’s most versatile, young leading ladies, will play the role of Rosa Delle Rose. She does an outstanding job of bringing out the longing this young girl would experience first losing her father and then in many ways also losing her mother as she grieves. Her desire to live her own life is well portrayed and we root for her as she leaves the house to go to her boyfriend, Jack.”
Twelfth Night at The Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey
Twelfth Night at The Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey, photo by Sarah Haley
“Billie Wyatt — who has become a dependable standout in a variety of STNJ roles over the last few years — plays Olivia,”
-NJ Arts.net
The Metromaniacs at The Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey
“Lucille (pitch-perfect Billie Wyatt) ”
Camille and Flyin’ West at Quintessence Theatre Group
Billie played Camille (Camille) and Minnie Dove Charles (Flyin’ West) in Quintessence Theatre Group’s Reclamation Repertory. Click here to read about Billie's experience in The Philadelphia Tribune.
“Wyatt is convincing as a French lady, and plays her scenes with Armand with touching and finally wrenching devotion. She is the STAR.”
“Billie Wyatt’s turn as little sister Minnie is so convincing it can be hard to watch.”
Flyin’ West by Pearl Cleage, Quintessence Theatre Group
Photo by Linda Johnson
Overruled by George Bernard Shaw, The Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey
Photo by Avery Brunkus
Camille by Alexandre Dumas Fils, Quintessence Theatre Group
Photo by Linda Johnson
“Smoot and Wyatt are pitch-perfect as the gentler, but loyal sisters.”
“Billie Wyatt has the trim figure and young, handsome look the star role demands. Her Camille is persistently winsome, with flashes of joy, fear, despair….which Wyatt delivers….”
Pandemic Playhouse at The Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey
Billie was fortunate enough to weather this global pandemic at The Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey. The theatre was able to perform outside on The Backyard Stage at their main building on Vreeland Road, as well as record and release a selection of works on a platform called “Pandemic Playhouse”.
Click Here to watch Billie on Pandemic Playhouse Entertainment
The Comedy of Errors by William Shakespeare (The Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey)
“The biggest standout, though, is Wyatt as the two Dromios. She gives them (and particularly Dromio of Ephesus) a charmingly impish quality, completely in the spirit of Shakespeare’s good-natured comedy. She reminded me a bit of Charlie Chaplin, moving around the stage in a quirky, almost clownish way ”
“Wyatt’s expressive face and great agility at physical humor brings down the house”
The Comedy of Errors by William Shakespeare, The Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey
Photo by Avery Brunkus
Snug by Bonnie J. Monte, The Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey
Photo by Avery Brunkus
Snug by Bonnie J. Monte (The Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey)
“In the title role, Billie Wyatt is both a charming actor and a skilled puppeteer.”
Upcoming Events
Billie has just completed playing Puck and Philostrate in A Midwinter Night’s Dream at The Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey. Midwinter was named the #1 show of 2023 in New Jersey by NJARTS. See production photos below!
Updates on upcoming projects coming soon!
Continue scrolling to see past production photos.
Keep up with Billie on Instagram @billie_wyatt_
A Midwinter Night’s Dream at The Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey, Photos by Avery Brunkus
The Tempest (Miranda) at The Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival, Phots by Lee Butz and Kylie Schultz
The Rose Tattoo (Rosa Delle Rose) at The Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey, Photos by Sarah Haley
Sense and Sensibility (Fanny Dashwood) at The Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival, Photos by Lee Butz and and Kylie Schultz
Twelfth Night (Olivia) at The Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey, Photos by Sarah Haley
Florence and Mojo: Two Plays by Alice Childress (Marge) at The Shakespeare of New Jersey, Photos by Sarah Haley
The Metromaniacs (Lucille) by David Ives at The Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey, Photos by Sarah Haley
Camille (Camille) at Quintessence Theatre Group, Photos by Linda Johnson
Flyin’ West (Minnie Dove Charles) at Quintessence Theatre Group, Photos by Linda Johnson
A Child’s Christmas in Wales (Glenda Jones) at The Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey, Photos by Avery Brunkus
The Comedy of Errors (Dromio or Syracuse and Dromio of Ephesus) at The Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey Outdoor Stage, Photos by Avery Brunkus
