Mia Fowler (me) is an actor and writer based in New York. I’m after stories that center women and black folks, conjure some magic, and remind us what we owe each other.

Currently: Margaux in FX’s Adults S2 + Emma in the world premiere of benevolent by Sophie McIntosh (New York Times Critic’s Pick).

Stage: u/s Rosalind, et. al (performed) in the Public Theater Mobile Unit’s As You Like It (dir. Emma Rosa Went); Addie in Object Permanence (dir. Nico Krell); Googler in Search Engine by Raffi Donatich (dir. Karma Masselli); Kitt in cityscrape by Sophie McIntosh (dir. Nina Goodheart); Yam in before the flood by Emily Bice (Chain Theatre); Beatrice in Utah Shakespeare Festival’s tour of Much Ado About Nothing; #46 in The Wolves by Sarah DeLappe at Colorado Springs Fine Arts; and Woman in the one-woman show You Are What You Eat by Lydia Sabatini.

On screen: Dumb Money (Sony Pictures), Gestations (dir. Chris Del Rio Solorzano), Middlemarch (70-episode web series featured in The New Yorker and Paris’ Le Monde). Upcoming: The Philosophy of Dress (dir. Cyrus Duff), starring Sydney Lemmon. 

Corps Member of Good Apples Collective and Company Member at Mercury Store.

I am also dancing and directing and dramaturging about town. I maintain a Substack about books, theater and, accidentally, god.

B.A. Religious Studies, Yale University.