Jennifer Mogbock is a bilingual actor, educator, writer, and producer based in New York City. Born in Lagos, Nigeria, and raised in Argentina, Texas, and Canada, Jennifer infuses a multi-cultural perspective into everything she creates. She performs stories that explore race, culture, and the complexities of how we self identify, and helps the students she coaches do the same.

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After graduating from NYU’s Graduate Acting program (MFA), Jennifer has appeared both onscreen and onstage. She was recently featured in the Apple TV limited series Lady In the Lake alongside Natalie Portman. Her television credits also include roles on popular shows like Evil, The Good Fight, and Designated Survivor.

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Her notable stage work includes performances in Merry Wives at Shakespeare in the Park, Yemandja at the Kennedy Center, and Hamlet at the Stratford Festival—the latter of which won the Guthrie Award. Jennifer is currently starring in the Off-Broadway world premiere of And Then We Were No More.