Caroline Kinney is an actor, singer, dancer, creative artist, and educator based in the Washington D.C. area. She grew up in Leesburg, VA, where she tapped into the vibrant and thriving theatre community from a young age. As her love of theatre and performing grew, she continued to hone her skills in numerous productions; followed by college and private lessons.
Caroline is a 2021 graduate of the National Conservatory of Dramatic Arts (NCDA) based in Washington D.C. where she holds a Certificate of Acting. While a student at NCDA—she studied Realism, Scene Study, Voice & Movement, Ancient Greek Theatre, Shakespeare, Commedia Dell’Arte, Acting on Camera, Improvisation, & Technical Theatre. During her tenure, Caroline continued her journey to develop into a well-rounded artist and was inspired to create art that can change the world.
In her desire to also be an educator, Caroline is currently employed as an Assistant Teacher at Woodburn Elementary School located in Falls Church, Virginia. Specializing in teaching Kindergarten, her work at Woodburn has given her the opportunity to work closely with children to ensure they have a fulfilling general & theatrical learning experience. In the future, Caroline hopes to continue working with Fairfax County Public Schools in new and challenging ways.
Caroline is a soprano with a strong belt and has an affinity for contemporary music. She has studied voice privately for over ten years and has given numerous virtual recitals during the pandemic. She also relishes a solid acting role whether musical or dramatic and embraces variety & the challenges that presents. Frequently an ingenue, she is kind and loving yet very passionate and driven. Honest and often outspoken, she might just be part Taylor Swift and part Emma Roberts.
Caroline has big dreams and is pursuing a professional theatrical career that will also include film and television. As well as studying to become an educator in both theatre and the general classroom. Additionally, she has ambitions of writing, directing & producing new creative works. She loves to travel, spend time with family and is a fierce tap dancer (on demand)!
**Caroline is available to sing at weddings, celebrations of life, happy hours, and to accompany guitarists and pianists at local singing venues.
Caroline is available for private acting coaching by request.**
About
Past Projects
MY FAIR LADY
April 17th-May 3rd, 2026
For three weekends from April 17th-May 3rd, 2026--Caroline performed in the role of Jamie/Ensemble in Vienna Theatre Company's production of "My Fair Lady." Directed by Katie Boone, this classic Lerner & Lowe musical production was praised & loved by both critics and ordinary patrons.
DECISION HEIGHT
April 18th-May 4th, 2025
For three weekends from April 18th-May 4th, 2026--Caroline performed in the role of Alice Hawkins in Vienna Theatre Company's production of "Decision Height." Directed by Jessie Roberts, this progressive & women-centered play written by Meredith Dayna Levy focused on the Women Airforce Service Pilots (WASPs) during World War II. Caroline's performances was revered and well-received by critics & audience members alike.
A HAPPY HOUR @ EARP'S ORDINARY
Friday, March 21st, 2025
On Friday, March 21st, 2025--Caroline performed a Cabaret repertoire of pop and musical theatre songs at Earp's Ordinary in Fairfax, Virginia. Accompanied by Donna Green, this Cabaret was well-attended and received a wonderful reputation throughout the local music scene.
FUENTEOVEJUNA
Thursday, January 16th, 2025
On Thursday, January 16th, 2025--Caroline performed in the role of "Jacinta/A boy" in Little Theatre of Alexandria's Staged Reading production of "Fuenteovejuna." Directed by Jessie Roberts, this classic play written by Spanish playwright Lope de Vega in 1619--this production brought a classic piece of theatre to a modern audience.
THE TAMING
September 12th-13th, 2024
On September 12-13, 2024--Caroline performed in the role of Katherine in Capital One Hall's Staged Reading production of "The Taming." Directed by Jessie Roberts, this humorous, topical, & culturally significant play was very well-received by the audience and they connected with the material.
