Lena Moore

is a New York and Los Angeles-based performer, playwright, screenwriter, and recent graduate of Northwestern University’s theatre program. Onstage, she is best known for her humor, confidence, and proclivity for playing unlikeable characters. As Marcy in Dog Sees God, Lena amused audiences by rapping, dancing on tables, and spitting “vodka” across a table only to slurp it back off her fingers. She is currently performing as the charismatic and obscenely genuine Nina in Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike at The Provincetown Theater in Cape Cod, Massachusetts. Within her writing, Lena enjoys telling stories dissecting morality, complex relationships, and vulnerability, exploring these themes across realist and surrealist landscapes. Her newest play Rest Stop was performed at Northwestern University in March of 2025. Outside of theatre, Lena enjoys reading memoirs, baking elaborate cookies, and thrifting for vintage purses.


Lena as Marcy in Dog Sees God 
Photo by Melanie Ahn


Lena as Marcy in Dog Sees God
Photo by Melanie Ahn
Lena as Cecilia in Fefu and Her Friends
Photo by Seeger Gray
Lena as Jo in Things I Wish I Said Out Loud

Lena as Eva in Sisterhood


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