Angie Bullaro was born in a small town in the state of Pennsylvania, but her childhood was marked by a significant relocation to East Detroit, Michigan. This move would have a profound impact on her life, shaping her identity and influencing her connection to her heritage. As a third-generation Italian American with strong ties to her Italian and French roots, Angie's upbringing was deeply rooted in a rich cultural tradition.
From a young age, Angie demonstrated a passion for storytelling, whether she was performing on stage, writing children's books, or listening to family stories around the dinner table. This innate ability to weave tales would eventually become a defining characteristic of her professional career.
Angie's work spans a wide range of mediums, including film, television, theater, voice overs, audiobook narration, animation, and hosting. Her impressive resume boasts a diverse array of roles, from acting alongside notable stars such as Stephen Baldwin, Sean Young, and William Forsythe to producing and starring in the heartfelt family comedy "The Networker." Furthermore, she wrote the script for a sports biopic about the first woman to play in the NHL, a project that was in production with esteemed directors Garry Marshall and Penny Marshall before their untimely passing.
In addition to her work in the entertainment industry, Angie is also a proud owner of a production company, which she runs alongside her husband Mike Musco. This company is dedicated to telling powerful and inspiring stories from voices that are often marginalized in today's society.
As an author, Angie has made a significant impact in the world of children's literature. Her debut children's book, "Breaking the Ice: The True Story of the First Woman to Play in the National Hockey League," was released in 2020 by Simon and Schuster and has achieved significant success, earning the distinction of being an Amazon best seller and a Junior Library Guild selection. Angie is currently working on several other children's stories, including animated features.
Angie divides her time between New York City and Los Angeles, allowing her to stay connected to the diverse cultural landscapes that have shaped her into the person she is today.
