Carolyn Reese Crotty, a talented individual from Omaha, Nebraska, where she was born as the youngest of six siblings. During her formative years in Nebraska, Carolyn had the unique opportunity to hone her singing skills under the guidance of the renowned cabaret singer, the late Julie Wilson, a legendary figure in the world of music.
As she embarked on her professional journey, Carolyn found herself at StageDoor Manor in upstate New York, where she received invaluable training under the tutelage of accomplished professionals Jack Romano and Mark Saks. This early exposure to the world of performing arts laid the foundation for her future success.
Carolyn's career has been marked by numerous significant milestones, including her audition for the feature film "Cider House Rules," which ultimately led to a meeting with the acclaimed author John Irving. Although the film's production was delayed by a decade, this experience undoubtedly had a profound impact on her development as an artist.
Furthermore, Carolyn was a runner-up for the coveted role in the popular television series ER, a testament to her remarkable talent and dedication.
However, it is her portrayal of Mrs. Lance Ito, also known as Peggy York, in Ryan Murphy's "The People v O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story" that has cemented her status as a talented and versatile actress.
In her personal life, Carolyn resides in Los Angeles, where she has had the opportunity to perform in countless plays, showcasing her remarkable range and versatility as a performer.
In addition to her impressive acting credentials, Carolyn is a proud graduate of UCLA, where she earned a degree in Women's Studies and English, a testament to her intellectual curiosity and passion for learning.
