Jessica Brynn Cohen, a talented individual, embarked on her theatrical journey at the tender age of seven, making her stage debut as a Munchkin in the iconic production of "The Wizard of Oz" in Austin, Texas, following a move from her birthplace in New York City. Since then, she has flourished on stage, captivating audiences with her impressive range in both musicals and dramas. Beyond her acting prowess, Brynn Cohen is a multi-talented artist, gifted in singing, piano playing, and ukulele mastery, with a passion for crafting her own original songs. Her remarkable career milestones include sharing the stage with the renowned Andrea Bocelli at the prestigious Dolby Theatre and performing the National Anthem at the Round Rock Express Baseball Game. In addition to her stage credits, Brynn Cohen has also made a mark in the world of film, featuring in several short films and completing her first feature film, Apollo 10½: A Space Age Childhood, under the direction of the acclaimed Richard Linklater.
