About Lunie
Hello! I’m Lunie Jules
Lunie Jules is a Haitian-American actress, teaching artist, coach, and writer based in New York City. An award-winning actress and writer, she has performed at The Barrow Group, The Mechanicals NYC, The Flea Theater, Teatro SEA, Theatre 80, AlphaNYC Theatre Co., and New Perspectives Theatre Company.
Lunie has performed extensively in Shakespeare with The Mechanicals NYC and had the privilege of appearing in Cymbeline with Art for Progress, helping to raise funds for arts programming for children. Her work also extends behind the scenes: she co-directed Twelfth Night with The Mechanicals and has taken on roles ranging from Shakespeare to Lucy in Dracula.
On screen, Lunie appeared in Digital Physics, which was screened at several film festivals. She won Best Supporting Actress at the NYC 48 Hour Film Festival for her performance in New York Scourge and produced the short film Gone FiSSion.
As a teaching artist at The Barrow Group, Lunie enjoys working with children as they use their imaginations to create stories and develop characters. She equally enjoys the “aha!” moments that come from teaching beginning acting to adults. Her goal is for students to feel empowered in their work, know that they are enough, and learn to trust their gut.
Lunie continues to expand her work as an artist and storyteller. She is currently developing several projects, including directing a play, writing a one-woman show and television pilot, and shooting a short film.
When she isn’t creating, teaching, or performing, you can probably find Lunie thrifting or binge-watching an old TV show.
Her website, LunieJules.com, is currently under construction. Follow her on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter @LunieJules.
