Actor / Director Profile

Blythe Auffarth began her career as a young adult doing theater and musical theater in New York City, working with directors like Jerry Zaks, Harold Prince, Leonard Foglia, Daniel Fish and Robert Johanson. Favorite parts included Anne Frank, Helen Keller and Little Helen, an autobiographical character written by Carol Burnett with the help of her daughter. An experienced singer and dancer, Blythe spent her summers attending the celebrated Broadway Theatre Project ran by Ann Reinking. In 2003, upon graduating high school, Blythe left NYC to train at the renowned conservatory, North Carolina School of the Arts, where she took classes comprising of mask work, verbal and physical improvisation, dialect and accent work, musical theater audition technique, scene study and stage combat . Once back in Manhattan and working again as a professional actor, Blythe continued her training with Austin Pendleton at HB Studios and The Linklater Center for Voice and Language. After exhausting the "Law and Order franchise" and wishing to pursue a television and film career more actively, Blythe came to Los Angeles and finally, after a few successful years of working as a bicoastal actor, moved to The City of Angels.